Trees, tech and people help Mozambican park reverse nature losses

Around the world, such ambitious efforts - at least successful ones - remain a rarity, particularly as international funding for nature protection falls short.

Mumbai turns to Twitter for help mapping India's monsoon floods

Climate researchers in India's financial capital hope real-time social media posts can help them boost the city's flood response

Youth anger over India's army hiring shakeup spotlights jobs crisis

India's young military aspirants fear for the future as a new short-term hiring plan offers little job security

Why are there no openly gay players in elite men's tennis?

Roger Federer and world number one Daniil Medvedev are not the only notable absences from the men’s draw at Wimbledon – no openly gay or bisexual men are taking part in the tournament.

Nigerian Islamic court orders death by stoning for men convicted of homosexuality

Northern Nigeria is predominantly Muslim and the states in the region use sharia courts to punish residents for crimes ranging from adultery to blasphemy.

Restrictions on transgender athletes violate Olympic Charter - FIMS chief

A raft of sport governing bodies started reviewing their policy on the involvement of transgender athletes in women's sport following last month's ruling by swimming's top body FINA.

How the conservative Supreme Court is reshaping U.S. law

Here is a look at what the court did in its latest term, which ended on Thursday, and where it is headed.

In Switzerland, first same-sex couples say "I do"

Voters approved the "Marriage for All" initiative by a nearly two-thirds majority last September, making Switzerland one of the last countries in Western Europe to legalise same-sex marriage.

OPINION: Companies from developing markets are crucial to meet the Sustainable Development Goals

If we’re serious about achieving these goals, we must pay more attention to companies from emerging and developing economies as their impact is ever growing.

OPINION: The UK needs new legislation for biometric technologies

Biometric technologies impact our daily lives in powerful ways and are proliferating without an adequate legal framework in place

OPINION: If international corporations hold ESG principles dearly, it is time to end business with Russia

By remaining in the Russian market, western business leaders collaborate with a corrupt regime that disregards international law and pays no respect to human rights

OPINION: RoevWade and the need for fair, meaningful protections for data privacy

Everyone deserves to have strong controls over collection and use of information they leave as they go about their normal activities on their phones and computers. It’s time our laws and practices changed to give all users meaningful and lasting data privacy

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