Climate change could put development goals beyond reach, UN official warnsAs the planet rapidly heats up, societies seeking to protect the well-being of their people may need to refocus on tougher issues, expert on climate losses says |
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Here's a trick: Recycle that pumpkin and cut Halloween wasteThrow-away costumes and carved pumpkins can lead to large amounts of waste - but there are ways to make the holiday greener |
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After Baghdadi death, Nobel laureate Nadia Murad asks: What about the rest?'How about those that raped us? They sold us, they still have our girls, they still have our children - about 300,000 Yazidis still missing, we don't know anything about them' |
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U.N. seeks new host for climate talks after Chile withdrawsThe COP25 conference was scheduled to be held in Santiago in December, but the country has withdrawn as host after several weeks of violent unrest |
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INTERVIEW -Thai chef aims to turn insect eating into fine diningNutritionists and scientists have been touting insects as sustainable and cheap source of protein to feed a growing world because they are high in protein, vitamins, fibre and minerals |
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Facebook a 'megaphone for hate' against Indian minoritiesU.N. has warned of rising hate speech on social media in India's Assam as govt prepared to publish a list of Indian citizens in the state that left out nearly 2 mln people |
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In Indonesia, 'bride kidnapping' tradition fuels child marriage despite new banElders say the kidnapping is part of an elaborate courtship ritual requiring consent from both parents, but is now widely abused to justify early marriages |
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Senegal launches online database to track the traffickersThe 'Systraite' system will collect information on victims, convictions, traffickers and more |
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Cages, pods and containers: 8 homes highlighting cities' housing strainsAs the U.N. marks World Cities Day, here are eight dwelling types which highlight how cities are coping with housing crises |
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Facial recognition technology struggles to see past gender binaryFacial recognition technology is failing to recognise transgender people new research has shown, raising concerns about discrimination by the software |
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INTERVIEW-It's a man's world, says street artist (reluctantly) dubbed female BanksyBritish street artist Bambi said women in the public eye were being 'dehumanised', be it murdered British lawmaker Jo Cox or Meghan Markle, wife of Prince Harry |
OPINION: Who is really responsible for the Essex truck deaths?It should be obvious that only through safe routes of regular migration people can seek a better future without risking their lives |
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