A room of one's own? London carves out spaces for womenProjects that cater solely to women are cropping up around the British capital, carving out spaces for women to meet and support each other |
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Trump declares anti-human trafficking push but some stay awayIn next year's government budget will be a request for $70 million to fight trafficking, and an anti-trafficking official will be named to the White House domestic policy council |
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Medical flights to start from Yemen's Sanaa in diplomatic breakthroughAid organization the Norwegian Refugee council says many more Yemenis are still waiting to get the healthcare they need |
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UK energy regulator unveils plan to support renewables, electric vehiclesOfgem's plan has nine actions focused on ensuring energy networks can deliver net-zero emissions, dealing with increased electricity demand and decarbonising the heat and transport sectors |
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Miners face funding squeeze as green investing surgesEnvironmental, social & governance (ESG) concerns have driven money into specialised funds that often exclude mining stocks among other 'dirty' assets |
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Bushfire smoke blows into Australia's capital as fire threat easesThe fire crisis led 274 scientists to urge the Australian government to take more drastic action and move toward net zero emissions by 2050 |
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Irish housing crisis derails Varadkar's re-election bidRents in Dublin double in nine years, anger among voters at record homelessness |
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And the Oscar goes to ... Planet Earth?Some of Hollywood's biggest stars are now turning words into action on red carpets and at gala dinners |
OPINION: The promises and perils of digital healthThe potential for technology to transform health services is tremendous, but advances in digital health can bring privacy and data security challenges |
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