tsunami

Survivors in the disaster-torn city in Sulawesi are still waiting for financial assistance from the government to rebuild their lives.

Nothing like using someone else's tragedy to push your own political agenda, right?

"It went up to my chest. I could only pray."

All 22 tsunami-detecting buoys stopped working... six years ago.

It's been four days since an earthquake and tsunami it the northern coast of Central Sulawesi, but the rescue operations are still underway at a popular hotel completely destroyed by the disaster.

Our photographer was in the disaster-torn city of Palu, Central Sulawesi, on Saturday, only 24 hours after disaster struck. Here's what he saw.

Dutch artist Jasper de Beijer photographs historical dioramas to create surreal artwork.

"People were running toward the open fields in a panic. Some of them broke down crying and began to pray."

A 2011 quake and tsunami led to a meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, killing thousands and displacing more. Two 'nuclear refugees' explain why returning home is more complicated than it seems.

North Korea’s underwater nuclear test seems more and more likely—but what happens after the bomb goes off?

Japanese towns deserted after the Fukushima nuclear crisis have had new tenants: wild boars.

Whether or not we could ever engineer such a thing is uncertain.