Big fat gay Indian wedding? Same-sex couple fight for right to marrySaattvic and Gaurav Bhatti are among at least six LGBT+ couples asking India’s high court to allow same-sex marriage |
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'Like the Stasi': Cyber volunteers in India silence critical voicesProgramme to flag unlawful online content may pit citizens against each other and turn nation into surveillance state |
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Black Friday fuels debt fears as Britons go on buy-now-pay-later spreeAs Britons get set for a bumper Christmas, lawmakers warn of debt risks amid boom in 'buy now, pay later' lending |
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EXPLAINER: What is 'net zero' and why does it matter?A growing number of countries, cities and companies are aiming for 'net zero' emissions to meet climate goals - but that will require huge changes in how we live, work and play |
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Despite drought, New Mexico project to seed clouds scrappedThe plan to pump silver iodide vapor into the atmosphere and increase ice crystals and snow was pulled after accusations it could poison people and the environment |
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Botswana appeals court upholds ruling that decriminalised gay sexBefore a 2019 High Court ruling, engaging in gay sex in Botswana was punishable by up to seven years in prison |
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Catholic nuns lift veil on abuse in conventsAs the Roman Catholic Church pays more attention to the closed world of convents, where women spend much of their time, more episodes of psychological, emotional and physical abuse are coming to light |
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Russia says Twitter mobile slowdown to remain until all banned content is removedRussian authorities have taken steps to regulate tech giants more closely by imposing small fines for content violations, while also seeking to force foreign companies to have official representation in Russia |
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Broadway legend Stephen Sondheim dead at 91Sondheim, whose eight lifetime Tony Awards surpassed the total of any other composer, started early, learning the art of musical theater when he was just a teenager from "The Sound of Music" |
OPINION: Leaders pledged climate action at COP26. This week’s WTO meeting will show if they were seriousMinisters at the World Trade Organization meeting have a chance to make trade fit for a sustainable future |
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