COVID-19 pandemic puts Barcelona urban greening plan in the fast laneThe Catalan city plans to roll out a large-scale plan to tackle longstanding problems of pollution and lack of public space in its central district |
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Global coronavirus cases surpass 90 million in battle on new variantThe new COVID-19 variants discovered initially in the United Kingdom and South Africa are rapidly spreading globally |
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If rioters were Black, 'hundreds' would have been killed: Washington reflects on Capitol rampageThe lack of security and limited police response was in sharp contrast to the largely peaceful Black Lives Matter protests in Washington six months ago |
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COVID-19 vaccine roll-out won't achieve herd immunity this year - health expertsWealthier nations have been at the front of the vaccine queue, prompting the WHO to warn there is a 'clear problem' that poorer countries are not yet receiving supplies |
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Pope, in new decree, formally allows more roles for women in ChurchPope Francis has formally allowed women to serve as readers, altar servers and distributors of communion |
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Exclusive: Carlsberg India probes find 'potential improper payments', child labour - documentsAn investigation at Carlsberg India found “potential improper payments” to government officials and child labour |
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Prince Charles urges business to put planet and people firstThe British royal is to launch a new charter of sustainability for business, "Terra Carta", backed by some major global companies |
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Most Europeans plan to curb flying, eat less meat for climate, EU poll saysOnce restrictions lift, most Europeans say they plan to eat less meat and fly less frequently to combat climate change |
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Gender violence takes centre-stage in new Spanish operaThe death of a woman at the hands of her former lover is played out repeatedly in a dark new take on a classic opera in Madrid |
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Haunted by forced sterilizations, Peruvian women pin hopes on court hearingJudge could open criminal probe into accusations that thousands of indigenous women underwent forced sterilizations in the 1990s |
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Denmark developing digital COVID-19 "vaccine passport"Denmark has joined countries worldwide from Estonia to India in debating the use of digital tools to certify coronavirus immunity |
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