WHO sounds Ebola alarm as risks intensifyDespite a highly effective vaccine and a swift international response after it was declared 11 months ago, the outbreak has proved tenacious in an unstable region beset by violence |
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Home on the range? Private buyers restore U.S. grassland to cowboy consternationPrairie land is being restored through a free-market approach but the initiative is getting pushback from ranchers |
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Bullied by peers, India's LGBT+ children drop out of schoolsIn a survey of LGBT+ youth in Tamil Nadu more than half skipped classes to avoid bullying |
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FACTBOX-Endless kiddie tunes to spikes in doorways - eight ways cities shun the homelessAlthough some cities have made strides for the homeless, others concerned with public health, tourism and image have taken steps to drive away or criminalize people living on the street |
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Malnutrition, disease rising in North Korea: aid organisationInternational aid agencies as well as North Korea state media have been warning that erratic weather with drought and floods, and a lack of access to resources could lead to a food crisis |
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UK lawmakers to count environmental cost of mass tourism"When we book a cruise, flights or visit a popular tourist destination, it's easy to forget about the environmental impact our holidays are having" |
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'Artificial snow' could save stricken Antarctic ice sheet -studyAuthors of a new study envisage using 12,000 wind turbines to pump seawater 1,500 metres up to the surface, where it would be frozen into 'snow' |
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Bangladesh floods worsen after breach, death toll nears 100 in IndiaThe monsoon brings heavy rains to South Asia between June and October, often triggering floods later in the season |
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Malnutrition, disease kill at least 139 displaced in Indonesia's Papua - groupA long-running separatist movement in Papua has seen an increase in violence in recent months |
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Torch, radio...house deeds? U.S. readies for hurricane seasonClear proof of ownership, legal experts say, is the key to unlocking vital government aid after a hurricane sweeps through |
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After #MeToo, U.S. women seen reporting less workplace harassment#MeToo movement began in 2017 as a response to accusations of sexual assault and harassment in Hollywood |
OPINION: Cities are key in addressing the refugee and migration challengesCities often act as the laboratories which show how migrants and refugees add value and bring concrete solutions for inclusive, safe and sustainable urban space |
OPINION: How better childcare can boost growth across AsiaChildcare is not just a women’s issue. It is a family issue and a business and economic imperative. |
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