Florida's care workers battle to protect the elderlyA look at the life of elder care worker Elonda English who is on the frontline in the fight against Florida’s growing coronavirus pandemic. This is part of our new series of photo essays called COVID-19: The Bigger Picture |
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Attacks on aid workers reached record high in 2019Attacks on aid workers on the rise according to humanitarian research organisation |
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Hit by worsening drought, Zimbabwe taps funding for water-wise farmingBacked by the Green Climate Fund, small-scale farmers in the south will get help to improve irrigation and use scarce water resources more efficiently |
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Coronavirus speeds up push for congestion charge in citiesThe coronavirus pandemic could see more cities implement congestion charges |
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'What if I die?': Coronavirus hits India's tuberculosis careIndia faces double-hit as coronavirus siphons off resources for tuberculosis care |
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Braving stigma, female athletes lead cycling drive in KabulAthletes from the national cycling team are leading training sessions around town to encourage young women to get on their bikes |
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Indigenous land intrusions help drive higher virus death toll in the AmazonThe rate of COVID-19 deaths among indigenous people in Brazil's Amazon is nearly 250% higher than in the general population, new data shows |
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Egypt approves law to protect identities of women reporting sex abuseThe law aims to encourage women to report assault by giving victims the automatic right to anonymity |
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Polish nationalists and LGBT activists face off in WarsawThe nationalists burnt a rainbow flag, while the LGBT activists painted one on the street |
OPINION: Digital schooling: an advantage for the Global South?Coronavirus will inflict huge costs on education, but the 'new normal' of digital learning may increase educational inclusion |
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