IN PICTURES: Four Afghan women tell of lives upturned by Taliban

Whether they have left Afghanistan or stayed, professional women have seen their lives upended since the Islamist group took over. Four women share their experiences

As post-COVID travel picks up, should we end business flights?

As global travel picks up following vaccine rollouts, some companies are reassessing how much their staff really need to fly - and the answer is not nearly as much as they thought

'A drop in the bucket': China's biodiversity fund launch gets lukewarm response

A $232 million pledge by China at the COP15 biodiversity summit is a start – but $350 billion a year is needed by 2030, analysts say

Brazil's Bolsonaro accused of crimes against humanity as Amazon felled

Complaint to the International Criminal Court accuses Brazil's president of "facilitating and accelerating" Amazon forest losses, driving climate change risks

INTERVIEW - Thunberg says COP26 is time for leaders to be honest

Greta Thunberg said she expected to be disappointed at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow by "many, many nice speeches" that are "more or less meaningless"

OPINION: Can we prepare a return to the office without microaggressions?

Working from home offers a reprieve from discriminatory actions in a physical office setting that threatens the psychological safety of Black employees

OPINION: We must all learn how to tackle climate-induced loss and damage

Losses are growing in rich as well as poor countries - and it's time to have an effective system to deal with them

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