'I know your favourite drink': Chinese smart city to put AI in chargePlanned AI-run development in China would use sensors and connected devices to gather data on everything from weather to people's eating habits to automatically meet residents' needs |
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Fleeing Tigray war, Ethiopian children seen at risk of trafficking in SudanHundreds of unaccompanied child refugees vulnerable to exploitation and trafficking, aid agencies warn |
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Retired doctor launches new legal bid to end Singapore's gay sex banProminent LGBT+ advocate files second legal challenge to push government to repeal Section 377A law that criminalizes gay sex |
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'This is not science fiction,' say scientists pushing for 'neuro-rights'Leading neuroscientists call for human rights principals to be extended to the brain |
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'Horrible and sad' - COVID-19 boosts the death businessThe coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the need for start-up apps like Untangle that provide end-of-life services, from funerals to wills - and a place to talk about grief |
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Ensuring global COVID-19 vaccine access seen worth billions to rich nationsTen wealthy countries would see economic gains of up to $466 billion by 2025 if poorer nations get access to coronavirus jabs, analysis shows |
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'Farming is all I have': Why I am protesting Modi's farm lawsLaws seeking to deregulate agriculture have sparked India's biggest farm protests in years. The Thomson Reuters Foundation speaks to one farmer who joined demonstrations in Delhi |
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Europe space chief says exploration can propel interest in climate changeSpace missions can show what a hotter Earth might look like in the future, as well as teaching people how to reuse resources like water |
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Britain to set more ambitious target to cut emissionsWith the tougher target of a 68% cut by 2030, Britain's PM is seeking to boost his government's green credentials ahead of hosting next year's climate talks in Glasgow |
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'The show must go on': Drag queens lead London theatreland out of COVID-19 lockdownDrag queen Courtney Act opens in murder mystery play at London’s Garrick theatre |
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Alone and unpaid, Lebanon's migrant maids in grip of mental health crisisAn economic collapse and COVID-19 have worsened the plight of foreign domestic workers trapped in a system akin to modern-day slavery, charities say |
OPINION: Somali women's inclusion in politics is long overdueSomali women are exhausted of not being heard and side-lined at every opportunity, especially when they know that they can pivotal players in the political arena |
OPINION: Here's what the UK’s first national climate plan should look likeAs Britain leaves Europe, its plan must include adaptation, finance, and technology transfer for poorer nations - not just emissions cuts |
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