By Rina Chandran BAN NAPIA, Laos, Dec 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With a long-stemmed ladle, Vanthon pulls shiny, molten metal from a kiln and deftly pours it into a mould carved in a wooden...
For cities, compact's biggest breakthrough is that public services should not discriminate based on whether someone has migrated legally or illegally By Carey L. Biron WASHINGTON, Dec 8 (Thomson...
Nearly four years of war have spawned the world's worst humanitarian crisis, killed tens of thousands of people and left more than 8 mln facing famine By Isabelle Gerretsen LONDON, Dec 5 (Thomson...
Restoring grazing land and forest can help communities stand up to the more frequent droughts climate change is bringing, farmers say By Kizito Makoye DAR ES SALAAM, Dec 6 (Thomson Reuters...
by Megan Rowling | Friday, 30 November 2018 14:47 GMT As climate impacts from floods to fires surge, paying to cut risks now will be cheaper, poorer countries say Governments can no longer hide from...
by Hellen Toby Decimated by civil war, South Sudan's met office is barely running, with inadequate funding, outdated equipment and untrained staff, experts say JUBA, Dec 3 (Thomson Reuters...
Climate impacts - from heatwaves to worsening storms, floods and fires - are surging and threatened to overwhelm health systems, doctors say By Laurie Goering LONDON, Nov 28 (Thomson Reuters...
by Anastasia Moloney In the past four months, Colombian authorities have rescued at least 80 Venezuelan women and teenage girls trafficked into forced prostitution BOGOTA, Nov 28 (Thomson Reuters...
Top officials warn extreme weather could put growing pressure on shaky public finances, and more efficient spending is needed By Sebastian Rodriguez SAN JOSE, Nov 28 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) -...
Coastal communities protect themselves by planting mangrove forests along embankments, reducing damage from encroaching waves By Moushumi Basu GOSABA, India, Nov 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) -...