U.S. food banks short of holiday volunteers due to coronavirusWith many concerned about catching or spreading COVID-19, American charities are running short of Thanksgiving volunteers |
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EXCLUSIVE-Red tape, bad data and bribes endanger Mexico's workersThe system meant to protect Mexico's workers has been beset by unreported accidents, corruption and false inspections, with COVID-19 causing further complications |
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Beer maker backs India solar desalination plant to boost water, jobs for womenThe solar-powered plant, part of Carlsberg's water conservation plan, could be a model to improve water supplies in coastal communities and provide local work |
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To ban or not to ban? France debates virginity testsFrench push for secular values sparks fears that a ban could backfire on women at risk of violence |
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UK climate leadership seen weakened by aid cut for world's poorReducing overseas aid could undermine trust in Britain's ability to mobilise more support for climate-vulnerable countries, as it hosts COP26 summit next year |
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Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca: Which COVID-19 vaccine could reach developing countries first?Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca vaccines could be rolled out early next year. We asked experts to explain the key differences, and which could be the first to reach low-income countries |
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Business rights or human rights? Swiss vote shines spotlight on companiesProposed changes to make Swiss firms more accountable for their overseas operations have split the business-friendly nation |
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'I'm looking for God to help': Somalia's most powerful storm leaves traders, herders devastatedCyclone Gati, the strongest storm to hit Somalia, has dumped two years' worth of rain in two days |
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In new UN role, ex-CNN journalist seeks to end abuse of women and girlsNew UNFPA Ambassador Isha Sesay takes virtual global tour as she plans to fight gender-based violence |
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Enough is enough: UK sisters call time on cat calls and wolf whistlingFrom wolf-whistles, unwanted advances and sexual gestures, young women worldwide are pushing to outlaw public sexual harassment |
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EXPLAINER - Britain's foreign aid cut: who will feel the impact?Vulnerable people in Pakistan, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Yemen and Nigeria, who last year received vital aid from the UK, could suffer from a planned cut in development spending |
OPINION: While our community has struggled through this year, sport has kept us liftedSport is a powerful tool for community and belonging, so we need to work harder to include LGBT+ people |
OPINION: I own the world’s largest independent bookstore. We’ll only survive if you shop localAt Powell’s Books, we stopped doing business with Amazon. This holiday season and for Black Friday, take a stand with us and shop independent |
OPINION: LGBT+ employees need mentors to progress their careersBusiness leaders need to create an environment where individuals from different races, sexual orientations, and genders can coexist, and more importantly, feel valued |
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