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Memory Banda parliament
Health
Memory Banda escaped child marriage in Malawi, but her 11-year-old sister wasn’t so lucky
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a C-17 military aircraft from Malta bound for Tripoli, Libya October 18, 2011.
Conflict
The perils of conducting public diplomacy on private email
Volunteer search and rescue team en route to save a pair of Finnish cross-country skiers stuck on Vatnajökull glacier, Iceland.
Lifestyle
Winter storms and intrepid tourists keep Iceland’s search and rescue teams busy
Militant Islamist fighters from the self-named Islamic State take part in a military parade along the streets of northern Raqqa province.
Global Politics
How ISIS uses the tools of activism for its own violent goals
Visitors to the city of Amman's website were able to vote on the new uniform color for their city sanitation workers.
Conflict
Jordan’s sanitation workers switch uniform color to avoid ISIS orange
Cartoon posted to NyanHline's Brainwave Facebook page which is devoted to expressions of protest over the violence directed at Burmese students carrying out a 400-mile march from Mandalay to Yangon. The peacock is an image that goes back to the 1988 prote
Conflict
Students in Myanmar document government thugs through cartoons
Children play near a Geiger counter that monitors radiation at a kindergarten about 30 miles from the tsunami-crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. The government is increasingly pushing families displaced by the disaster to return to their home
Environment
Some of Japan’s ‘nuclear refugees’ can finally go home — but they don’t want to
Ahmed al-Jumaili, who was killed in Dallas last week, had recently joined his wife Zahraa in Dallas after emigrating from Iraq.
Justice
A killing in Dallas has the Muslim community on edge
Gyaltsen Norbu (R), the 11th Panchen Lama, speaks with a delegate ahead of the opening of the third plenary meeting of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, March 11, 2015.
Belief
Chinese Communists to Dalai Lama: You can’t die. You’re immortal.
Iranian Women
Health
Iran may ban vasectomies, cut access to contraceptives to boost births
Sverrir Ibrahim Agnarsson, chairman of the Muslim Association of Iceland, inside the group's makeshift mosque in Reykjavik.
Belief
Could Charlie Hebdo happen in Reykjavik? How Iceland’s Muslims try to convince people it won’t
Ishinomaki, Japan following the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Environment
Marco Werman: The tiny item I kept amid a sea of destruction