Will COVID-19 change our relationship with meat?Have you been cutting back on meat? Here's why experts say coronavirus should be a 'wake-up call'. |
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Pandemic slashes worldwide income from work by a tenth - ILOWorkers lost a collective $3.5 trillion during the pandemic, with those in informal work and emerging economies particularly hard hit |
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Australia asks Google to block users 'walking' sacred siteIndigenous communities who successfully campaigned for the sacred site to be closed to climbers hope to remove virtual hikers |
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World becoming less tolerant of migrants - Gallup pollSeven European countries were ranked the least accepting, while the sharpest downturns in public opinion came in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia |
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'Queer Eye' star Antoni Porowski calls out Poland's 'absurd' anti-LGBT+ crackdownQueer Eye' star Antoni Porowski, an actor with Polish roots, calls on Poland to respect its gay and trans citizens. |
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Aiming to be carbon-neutral? Don't rely on planting trees, scientists sayAs companies rush to meet zero-carbon goals, too many tree-planting efforts may prove misguided or ineffective, experts warn |
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Girls tackle child marriage on the football pitch in IndiaSoccer initiative aims to give child brides new opportunities, and the confidence to stand up for their rights |
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Polish town votes to stay 'LGBT-free zone' despite global criticismKrasnik voted to stay "free from 'LGBT' ideology", as Poland has come under increasing criticism globally over LGBT+ rights |
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Paper cuts: U.S. coronavirus downturn hits timber-reliant townsDemand for most types of paper has plummeted, hurting jobs and public funds in Wisconsin, the country’s largest producer |
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Women eye cabinet positions after Bougainville electionFemale candidates match the four seats won in 2015, with the new president urged to include more women in cabinet |
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TikTok apologises for censoring LGBT+ contentVideo-streaming app's Europe director Theo Bertram quizzed by British MPs over company policies |
OPINION: Rushing Ruth Bader Ginsburg's successor would defile Ginsburg’s legacyGinsburg, a stalwart liberal and feminist icon, died on Friday at age 87, prompting a political battle over her successor |
OPINION: How to stop Indian villages becoming hot spots for COVID-19With India close to becoming the country with the highest number of coronavirus cases, a leading public heath analyst looks at what more villages can do to stop the spread of COVID-19 |
OPINION: The future of urban housing after COVID-19In the COVID era, it’s time to look at housing from a different angle so we can help shape a better future for all |
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