Climate fund for poor nations vows to drive green COVID recoveryGreen Climate Fund backs host of new projects including strengthening buildings to withstand hurricanes in Caribbean |
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Australian rules-AFL apologises to indigenous ex-player for incessant racismRobert Muir, 66, had described how he was routinely racially abused, spat on by fans and urinated upon by his team mates |
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Walk from home: HK tour company moves online to survive pandemicThe firm has successfully taken its tours online, offering virtual visitors the chance to ask questions from guides and specialists |
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Firefighters, military planes, troops arrive in California to fight massive blazesMore than 200,000 people told to flee their homes as massive wildfires rage |
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US schools revamp curricula in response to Black Lives MatterThe deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor have fueled demands for teaching that focuses more on Black history and experiences |
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Tougher EU climate target technically, economically feasible, researchers sayThe European Commission will next month propose a stricter target of 55% reduction in emissions - up from 40% currently - by 2030 |
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Female protest leader gunned down in Iraq's BasraA female activist was killed by unidentified gunmen on Wednesday, marking the third incident of such this week |
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Tourist ban leaves Brazil's indigenous lands vulnerable to loggersWhen indigenous communities barred tourists to protect themselves from the coronavirus, they knew they were forgoing income. But they did not foresee the loggers would move in |
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Kenyan all-female conservation ranger unit patrols amid COVID-19These local Kenyan women are taking a stand against poaching, patrolling 150,000 acres of conservation land whilst unarmed |
OPINION: How India's slum communities threw migrants a lockdown lifelineGrassroots groups and community leaders came together to cushion the COVID-19 blow to marginalised migrant workers |
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