Charities forced to step in as Hong Kong's poor struggle for homesFaced with some of the world's highest property prices and a wait of more than five years for public housing, thousands are turning to non-profit organisations and social enterprises for help |
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Malaria can be eradicated by 2050, say global expertsExsperts say governments, scientists and public health leaders need to inject more money and innovation into fighting the disease and the mosquitoes that carry it |
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As Bolivian forests burn, Evo's bet on Big Farming comes under fireLeft-wing leader's support for beef and soy production to boost the economy is being blamed for forest fires, ahead of a presidential election |
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Big Ag wants a cut of booming fake-meat marketSales of faux meats are rising fast as many consumers adopt a 'flexitarian' diet, while new products are quickly appearing |
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Typhoon lashes Japanese capital, one dead, power, transport disruptedTyphoon Faxai slammed ashore just east of Tokyo, bringing gusts of 207 kmh (128 mph) in Chiba, the strongest ever recorded there |
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As Bolivian forests burn, Evo's bet on Big Farming comes under fireLeft-wing leader's support for beef and soy production to boost the economy is being blamed for forest fires, ahead of a presidential election |
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Alive but lost: In Bahamas, Hurricane Dorian survivors wonder what nextCapital city faces a wave of thousands of evacuees fleeing hard-hit areas, where some 90% of infrastructure is damaged or destroyed |
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Bosnians march in first Gay Pride under tight police protectionBosnia is the last Balkan country to hold a Pride parade, seen as a test of tolerance of minority rights as it seeks to join the European Union |
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Apple, Foxconn say they overly relied on temporary workers in ChinaThe response comes after China Labor Watch issued a lengthy report accusing the two companies of breaching numerous Chinese labour laws |
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Countries urged to protect property in war to save culture, identity'You can't protect people without protecting their heritage ... the two are completely indivisibly linked' |
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Brazil indigenous agency worker killed in remote Amazon townA union group cited evidence that the murder occurred in retaliation for indigenist's role in combating illegal invasions by hunters, loggers and gold miners |
OPINION: India's move to strip millions of citizenship will benefit no-oneLeaders who back mass-disenfranchisement will see no gains but will embolden racist and xenophobic agendas |
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