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The World This Week in Photos
Protests in Kashmir; deforestation in Brazil; and New York City's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Finding Refuge on a Mine Field
Civilians fleeing attacks in Pakistan have fled over the border to Afghanistan. But a new danger is under their feet.
The World This Week in Photos
Bicycling in the dark in Douma, Syria; moving Hamburg's swans to their winter home; and opening the International Toilet Festival in New Delhi.
The World This Week in Photos
Protests in Mexico City; skinny-dipping in Chonqing; and chess in Kuala Lumpur.
Berlin in Bold
In the early 1990s, Germany's capital city was war-torn, broken, and as beautiful as it was bizarre.
The World This Week in Photos
Shiites mark Ashura; Russian soldiers prepare for a parade; and a debutante ball in London.
The World This Week in Photos
U.S. Marines pack up in Afghanistan; Hungarians protest a proposed Internet tax; and a nude swimming competition in France.
Burkina Faso Burning
Protests in the capital, Ouagadougou, are spinning out of control.
A Bear’s Necessities
At a wildlife rescue center south of Phnom Penh, bears that would have otherwise faced a grim fate -- either killed for their meat, or milked for their bile -- get a new lease on life.
The Dog Whisperer
How a British colonel altered the battlefields of World War I, and why his crusade still resonates today.
Bringing Down the House that Bush Built
What dismantling 10 years of war in Afghanistan looks like.
The World This Week in Photos
Protests in St. Louis; a pilgrimage in Peru; and the funeral of a Kurdish fighter.
The World This Week in Photos
Hong Kong's ongoing democracy protests; Eid al-Adha prayers in Indonesia; and skateboarding in Panama City.
A Front Seat to War
Outrage and tear gas as Kurds watch their homes fall to the Islamic State.
The Women of Kobani
Fleeing the Islamic State militants, they’ve left behind not only their homes in Syria, but their husbands and sons who have stayed to fight.
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