World's largest electronics waste dump in China
Guiyu, a town in south China, has long been known as the site of one of the world's largest electronics waste dumps
Typhoon Haiyan survivors in the Philippines
Temporary aid for Haiyan survivors has helped ease long-standing problems of hunger, but reducing inequalities will need long-term strategies from the government
Sustainable use of forests pays off for indigenous Mexicans
Living standards have risen in Ixtlán de Juárez, but forest enterprise gets little state support
As Russian sanctions take hold, EU farmers pay the price
Tit-for-tat sanctions between Russia and the EU over Ukraine are hitting EU farmers
5 facts you need to know about violence against aid workers
2013 set a record for violence against civilian aid operations, with 251 attacks affecting 460 aid workers. Here are 5 facts you need to know about violence against aid workers
Traces of migrants' unfinished journeys
Photos, watches, cellphones, taken from the bodies of some 90 migrants – Syrian, Pakistani and Sudanese - who died at sea on three boats in the Mediterranean and kept by Italian police to identify them and help convict people smugglers
Climate activists take to streets as U.N. talks kick off
Climate action in Paris Sunday had two faces, but both were focused on "system change, not climate change"
Singapore's "silent army" of migrant domestic workers
Singapore, one of the richest nations in Southeast Asia, is home to estimated 220,000 foreign domestic workers mostly from Indonesia, the Philippines and Myanmar.