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A man washes his hands at a facility outside the Green Pharmacy, Area 8, in Abuja, Nigeria on September 1, 2014.
Health
Precautions against Ebola are simple, but hard to guarantee every single time
A young girl plays on the beach in Tripoli, Libya, where many people have turned to the waterfront to try and find relief from power cuts and political chaos.
Conflict
How Libyans beat the heat — and the turmoil in their country
A worker wearing a hazardous material suit arrives at the apartment unit where a man diagnosed with the Ebola virus was staying in Dallas, Texas, on October 3, 2014.
Health
Liberian Americans react to Ebola — and hostility — with ramped-up aid efforts
Pipers from the Edinburgh Military Tattoo Massed Pipes and Drums perform during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival parade in Holyrood Park in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Geo Quiz
Which country, aside from Scotland, manufactures most of the world’s bagpipes?
Each neighborhood in Kolkata has its own celebration with a different artist creating the idol of Durga, showing her killing the demon.
Belief
Why do we celebrate goddesses, but treat our women so poorly?
Music
A classical Indian musician is transforming hit songs into pop parodies
A policeman helps an injured pro-democracy protester to leave after he was beaten by a group of anti-Occupy Central protesters at Hong Kong's Mongkok district October 3, 2014
Global Politics
Government supporters destroy protest camps in Hong Kong
ISIS flags flutter on the Mullah Abdullah bridge in southern Kirkuk in early October 2014. The Iraqi Kurdish security forces are dug-in at the opposite end of the bridge.
Conflict
The campaign against ISIS isn’t producing big victories
A woman walks past a currency exchange store with an Argentine national flag on display in Buenos Aires' financial district on August 14, 2014
Finance
How a New York court got to dictate terms to a entire country