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  • Refugees continue to make their way to Izmir despite the EU's three-billion-euro deal with Turkey aimed at stemming the flow of migrants and refugees crossing to Europe
  • Illustration of Nihad and his family, refugees from Syria, by artist Olivier Kugler in their new flat in Wittenbach, Switzerland (5 February, 2016)
  • In the Brazilian city of Piracicaba, local people are learning about genetically modified mosquitos that are being used to reduce populations of the mosquito that transmits Zika virus and dengue.
  • Oxitec CEO Haydn Parry holds up strips of paper where genetically modified mosquitos have laid eggs. The eggs will be harvested and shipped to Oxitec's field trial locations in Brazil and elsewhere.
  • Oxitec CEO, Haydn Parry holds up container of eggs from genetically modified mosquitos that can be shipped to locations in other countries where field trials are being conducted
  • Oxitec CEO Hadyn Parry explains how his company breeds genetically modified mosquitos whose eggs are sent to countries like Brazil in an effort to eliminate populations of wild mosquitos that carry diseases like Zika virus and dengue
  • A member of the the CMA (Coordination des Mouvements de l'Azawad) secure the perimeter of the CMA HQ during the visit of Major General Michael Lollesgaard, Force Commander of the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MI
  • Oleg Pronin of local NGO, People Living With HIV believes the number of people infected with HIV in eastern Ukraine may have doubled
  • Residents of Sur in Diyarbakir flee an expanded curfew. Kurdish human rights organisations say fighting across southeastern Turkey has displaced 200,000 people in the last two months alone. Turkish authorities put the number at 93,000.
  • French Tigre helicopter
  • Map of AQIM affected countries in the Sahel
  • Residents of Sur in Diyarbakir flee an expanded curfew. Kurdish human rights organisations say fighting across southeastern Turkey has displaced 200,000 people in the last two months alone. Turkish authorities put the number at 93,000.
  • Mahmoud and Fouad, cousins from Syria, have decided to stay at a shelter while they wait to be reunited with family in England
  • Arik's Sur home, now reduced to rubble
    Arik's Sur home, now reduced to rubble
  • One family fled with their pet parakeets
    One family fled with their pet parakeets
  • Residents of Sur left with all they could carry
    Residents of Sur left with all they could carry
  • Children and livestock at a watering hole in January 2016 in Pakistan's Tharparkhar region, which has been hit be drought
  • Residents of Sur in Diyarbakir flee an expanded curfew. Kurdish human rights organisations say fighting across southeastern Turkey has displaced 200,000 people in the last two months alone. Turkish authorities put the number at 93,000.
  • Children and livestock at a watering hole in January 2016 in Pakistan's Tharparkhar region, which has been hit be drought
  • Residents of Silvan, a city in Diyarbakir Province, returned to bullet-ridden homes after the curfew there was lifted in November
  • Fahriye Cukur believes her daughter's body is still in Sur
  • Ibrahim Cengis has been unable to work since fleeing his home and carpentry shop in Sur three months ago
  • One family fled with their pet parakeets
  • Residents of Sur left with all they could carry
  • Fighting across southeastern Turkey has displaced tens of thousands
  • Arik's Sur home, now reduced to rubble
  • Hamide Arik and her two children are now sharing a two-room flat with six other relatives
  • Turkish security forces and PKK-allied militias are battling it out in the streets of Diyarbakir
  • Neaz Tanlikulu with his granddaughter Elif, a few hours after the curfew in Sur was extended
  • The aedes aegypti mosquito that spreads the Zika virus as well as dengue fever and chikungunya
  • Abokor Abdullahi/s family in Bossaso, Puntland

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