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In a small village in Germany, just before the First World War, a doctor is severely injured when a hidden tripwire pulls down his horse.

Tulpan is the daughter of the only nearby family and Asa thinks he’s in love with her. Sadly for him, she doesn’t fancy Asa, whose ears, she says, are too big.

Daniel Ortega, revolutionary hero turned renegade President.

The NI guide to how you can take action for climate justice, whether you’re in Copenhagen, in a major city or online.

Corporations have taken over the climate agenda. Oscar Reyes reveals who, how and why.

Polyp’s climate change-o-meter.

Maasai evicted so foreigners might play

Weather patterns across the West African country have become increasingly hard to predict as a result of climate change.

Palestinian proverb reflects bitter truth for olive farmers

Cartoonist Marc Roberts beams his inquisitive aliens down to commentate on ‘a night of bone-crushing, planet-trashing, wrestling mayhem’.

President Obama has carried out more drone attacks than George W Bush.

Victims of ‘India’s Hiroshima’ still seek justice

Copenhagen is not the only game in town. There are other ideas for how to keep fossil fuels in the ground. The NI catches up with one of the boldest: Ecuador's Yasuní initiative.

An overseas trip lets Maria Golia see her hometown in a new light.

The country, once one of Italy’s few colonial possessions, covers an 800-kilometre strip along Africa’s Red Sea coast, stretching from Sudan in the north to Djibouti in the south.