The best countries to be a social entrepreneur 2019Where's the best place to be a social entrepreneur? The results are in! Find out which country topped the list in our exclusive global poll |
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Tokyo Olympics to go green, help other cities strike gold'The Olympics are a big event, so it is a good opportunity to get our citizens involved in addressing the issues of climate change' |
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Energy aid neglects 'health emergency' fuelled by dirty cookingPaltry sums of international funding are being allocated to help poor families cook with modern, clean methods, exposing them to deadly household air pollution |
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As climate impacts hit, cities are still struggling to prepare, researchers warnLess than half of cities have plans in place to deal with climate change impacts, even though most are experiencing them now, data shows |
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Gig economy is 'extreme exploitation' says British film director Ken LoachThe director says the term conceals abuse of workers by businesses using zero-hours contracts |
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Historic U.S. island return to native tribe 'path forward' for other land transfersWhile most native lands in the United States are governed as sovereign territories, they are legally held in trust by the federal government |
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Greece moves more migrants to mainland, warns others to stay awayGreece is struggling with the biggest resurgence in refugee and migrant flows across the Aegean Sea from Turkey since 2015 |
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FACTBOX-10 facts on abortion as Northern Ireland lifts restrictionsSome 90 million women of reproductive age, or 5% of the global total, live in countries where abortion is banned completely |
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Displaced by war, Kurdish families stuck at Syria-Iraq border pointAround 5,000 people have made it across the border in the past week, many using smugglers who charge up to $1,500 per family |
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Turkey under pressure to tackle sharp rise in murders of womenWorld Health Organization data say 38% of women in Turkey are subject to violence from a partner in their lifetime |
OPINION: How cities can adapt to climate hazardsBy investing in the right infrastructure and services, cities can improve the lives of their citizens and build resilience against climate change |
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