Race for PM's job raises questions about UK climate leadership

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak both back net zero, but say little more about climate as they bid to succeed Boris Johnson as prime minister

As online hate speech hits Africa, social media firms told to act

From Ghana to South Africa and Kenya, rights groups warn that digital discrimination can lead to violence against migrants and other vulnerable groups

Trans sports exclusions trickle down to youth and amateur groups

Transgender sports players face growing restrictions, as debates on inclusion, fairness and safety reach youth and amateur groups

Zimbabwe eyes more solar water heaters as power grid struggles

Rooftop water heaters provide free hot baths even during power blackouts - though installation costs remain a barrier

U.S. cities push the homeless to live in tent camps

Cities tackling a surge of street homelessness are offering official camps while penalizing people sleeping in public elsewhere

Horrors and loss haunt Beirut blast survivors two years on

As Lebanese mark the second anniversary of the Beirut port explosion, four survivors describe what happened to them on Aug. 4, 2020

OPINION: We need a clearer roadmap to a resilient food system

As climate change hits farmers and those who depend on them, creating a smarter food system is now critical

OPINION: Why criminalisation and discrimination threaten to derail the fight against HIV

The data is clear. The HIV response is less successful in countries that criminalise same-sex sexual acts, sex work, and drug use

As gay and bisexual men, we share a responsibility to end monkeypox

I have decided to make the personal choice of refraining from having casual sex until monkeypox is under control

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