U.S. climate ads by conservatives, for conservatives, shift views

How do you shift public opinion on climate change among a relatively stubborn subset of the U.S. population?

Georgia gets ready for LGBT+ Pride after far-right threats

European lawmakers and rights groups urge authorities to protect LGBT+ event in Tbilisi following threats from far-right groups

'We will disappear': Sami reindeer herders fear increase in Finnish logging

Community leaders say the way of life of Sami reindeer herders is being threatened as Finland considers a new logging policy

'Sad, lonely feeling': Tokyo man evicted twice, 50 years apart, for Olympic construction

Kohei Jinno was evicted once in 1964, and again in 2013 at 80, along with roughly 200 families, many elderly, who were evicted from their housing complex in the shadow of the Olympic stadium

U.S. promises to add gender-neutral option on passports

The United States will add a third gender marker - or "X" - option on U.S. passports

Anti-LGBT+ laws cost Caribbean billions in lost business - report

Caribbean nations lose up to $4.4bn a year due to LGBT+ discrimination, report finds

COVID tests, vaccine tourism: What's new for 2021 summer travel?

Even as vaccination programmes make strong progress worldwide, people going on holiday this year will face notable changes as the pandemic continues to reshape travel norms

'Refugees in their own country': Lebanon backs aid for 500,000 families

More than 750,000 Lebanese families, well over half the population, are now set to receive some form of assistance

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Facebook and the FTC: What next in the fight to break up Big Tech?

To tackle concentration in the tech sector, Congress must restrict discretion by judges and agencies that are subject to shifting political winds