From cell to where? New U.S. focus on home post-prisonA new Airbnb-style programme is matching people about to leave prison with local hosts with spare space |
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Young entrepreneurs with a mission bank on 'Greta' effect'Young people have the advantage of exposure to technology and can bring solutions to old problems' |
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Green Climate Fund asks donors to dig deeper in tough financial timesPressure is rising for rich governments to boost funding for developing nations to fight climate change - but it's a hard sell in some capitals |
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U.S. Supreme Court's Ginsburg honored for women's, human rights workThe second woman ever named to the Supreme Court, Ginsburg has been honored as a voice for equal justice in battling discrimination |
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Peacebuilding in Somalia - another victim of climate change?People escaping weather crises are vulnerable to recruitment by militants, while crowded camps become hot beds for traffickers and fights erupt over resources |
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Argentina seeks to extradite ex-spy on sexual exploitation chargesMexican authorities arrested Raul Martins, who is facing human trafficking, racketeering and money laundering charges, earlier this month |
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Trump promotes pulling U.S. from Paris climate accord in speech touting 'America First'Trump often boasts he has already pulled the U.S. out of the Paris pact, but the first day he can officially start the process is Nov. 4, and it would then take a year |
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From code to cleanliness: social entrepreneurs support San Francisco's homelessThe city has the highest median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in the United States at about $3,700 a month, creating a homelessness crisis |
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African slum map exposes true scale of urban povertyThe project aims to map the whole world - eventually - and become a tool for better city planning as mayors decide which areas most need sewers, roads and other basics |
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Rising seas, stress levels spawn climate anxiety support groupsClimate change, including more severe weather events, warmer temperatures and rising sea levels, is already having harmful effects on mental health |
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Asterix gets update with female heroine in latest outingThe action in the new edition revolves around a character called Adrenaline, the teenage daughter of famous Gaulish king Vercingetorix |
OPINION: India's informal land leases are rampant and hurting farmersRestrictions on land leasing in India have made it more difficult for marginal farmers to access land and finances, pushing them into informal leases that heighten their insecurity |
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