In COVID-19's shadow, migrants find solace in Ramadan prayers and online iftarsAround the world, many mosques are getting creative during the holy month to help Muslim migrants forge community ties despite the pandemic's restrictions |
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Green and cheap? Doubts dog Lebanon's first electric carA Lebanon-based electric vehicle company launches its first homegrown electric car but faces power cuts and an economic crash |
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India's 'Solar Man' lights path out of poverty with clean powerSantipada Gon Chaudhuri pioneered solar power after visiting a Himalayan village in the 1980s, and his work has propelled India's push for clean energy from the sun ever since |
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How New Zealand's much-admired COVID-19 response helped fuel a housing crisisInvestors piled into housing as government support pushed down the costs of borrowing, leaving the poorest struggling for space |
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Sexual violence being used as weapon of war in Ethiopia's Tigray, U.N. saysGirls as young as 8 are being targeted with sexual violence by parties in the conflict, said the U.N.'s aid chief |
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Peru's first lesbian lawmaker vows 'strong battle' to boost LGBT+ rightsDespite her election win, Susel Paredes is cautious about chances of broader LGBT+ gains as two social conservatives compete for the presidency |
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Land-starved Singapore gets creative with solar in clean energy pushNew solar power technologies that Singapore is tapping can be adapted by other land-scarce cities |
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From Africa to Asia, youth salute Prince Philip for changing their livesYoung people from Africa to Asia recount how participating in the Duke of Edinburgh awards changed their lives |
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France outlaws sex with children aged under 15The #MeToo movement helped to push France to toughen its rape law over sex with underage children |
OPINION: Trans students simply want to play the sports they love – and inclusion is the way to goAs a former Olympic women's gymnast, I believe trans people should be fully included in sport |
OPINION: Look to India to put the climate-vulnerable at the heart of a green recoveryDecentralised solar energy can support climate-friendly livelihoods and drive green growth - but it needs coordinated help to get off the ground |
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