U.S. evictions surge amid pandemic despite federal banOne watchdog recorded more than 5,200 cases of eviction in five metro areas since a federal moratorium went into effect this month |
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Best-kept secret? Google move shows mapping risksSatellite imagery and virtual reality may be putting sacred spaces and privacy at risk |
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As cities bake on a warming planet, insurers cook up heatwave coverWith extreme heat impacts soaking up a larger share of urban budgets, insurers are seeking ways to reduce financial risks |
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Social media abuse drives girls off Facebook, Instagram, Twitter - pollFacebook, Instagram and Twitter say they are using technology to stamp out abusive content and give users more control over conversations |
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Crackdown on illegal housing leaves some Egyptians struggling to pay feesEgypt's crackdown has left hundreds of thousands of residents without permits - mostly in poor areas - to pay fees or face demolition |
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New Zealand ruling party vows to ban efforts to alter sexual orientationJacinda Ardern's centre-left government will bring an end to the widely discredited practice of conversion therapy in New Zealand |
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Food companies urge Britain to adopt tougher rules to protect tropical forestsThe firms want the new British rules to apply to all deforestation - not just cases where the destruction is illegal |
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Singapore's last village proves nostalgic tourism hit in pandemicMade up of 26 single-story wooden houses, the "kampong" has seen a boom in local visitors after borders shut due to the coronavirus pandemic |
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Twitter users flood #ProudBoys hashtag with gay pride imagesImages of LGBT+ pride displaced posts made by neo-Nazis and white supremacists on Twitter |
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Record California wildfires burn over 4 million acresThe amount of land burned is more than twice than in any other year, with at least 31 people killed in this year's fires and nearly 8,500 homes and other structures destroyed |
OPINION: To build back better, make African trade greenerClimate change - and demand for greener products - threaten Africa, but smart decisions now can set it up for future success |
OPINION: It's time to fix Cambodia's broken microfinance systemMicrofinance is supposed to relieve poverty, but with investors now profiting from land loss, somewhere along the way things went wrong |
OPINION: North and South united in need for COVID-19 collaborationWe must confront one of the most serious healthcare crises to hit the world in recent times as a global challenge, together, not as individual countries |
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