National Geographic
Why This Country is Moving Its Coral Reefs
As urban development increases along the Gulf of Aqaba, some popular dive sites will no longer be accessible. To meet touristic demand, and to protect the area's marine life, certain coral reefs were relocated by the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority in cooperation with the United Nations Development Program.
BBC
The Hurricane Station
Through deadly winds, rain and floods — a New Orleans radio station fought to keep listeners alive during Hurricane Katrina.
BBC
Crowe's 'whitewashing' sparks criticism from advocates
Hollywood's reliance on bankable — and often white — actors has led to another round of sharp criticism of filmmakers for "whitewashing" roles where race and ethnicity play a part.
Euronews
Rape and sexual assault: the hidden side of Egypt's protests
Tahrir Square is again the focal point of upheaval in Egypt. Over 100 women were sexually assaulted by mobs of men between June 28 and July 4, according to Human Rights Watch.
Euronews
Morales' plane leaves Europe after a night of confusion
Bolivian President Evo Morales has been given clearance by Spain, France and Italy to fly over their territories after his plane was inspected by Austrian authorities and whistleblower Edward Snowden was not found on board.