Women step forward in push to nurture African climate scientistsA new programme is training African scientists to be leaders in their field, with a focus on meeting the needs of women farmers in adapting to a warming climate |
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No web, no jobs: Kashmiris board the 'Internet Express'India says it has cut communications to prevent unrest in Kashmir, where a separatist insurgency has killed more than 40,000 people since 1989 |
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Untouched yet ruined: toll of S.Korea spycam epidemicAs digital sex crimes rise worldwide, South Korea has become the global epicentre of spycam - the use of tiny, hidden cameras to film victims |
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Equality at work 'decades away' in Britain as men dominate top jobsWomen make up just 6% of CEOs among the leading FTSE 100 companies, the new index found |
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Ten years after devastating quake, Haitians struggle to surviveInternational organizations pledged billions of dollars in aid after the quake but many survivors are still in temporary housing |
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Small but dangerous: volcano spews ash over Philippine capitalThousands evacuated amid warnings of a possible explosive eruption and volcanic tsunami |
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At least 17 killed as extreme cold sweeps across AfghanistanOfficials say death toll could rise further as as temperatures in parts of the country drop to minus 12 degrees Celsius |
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Scientists paint Australia fires as red alert on climate change"The scale of this disaster is something I couldn't have imagined, and it's the same for a lot of people in Australia," says one climate scientist |
OPINION: Scrap fishing subsidies to help save the ocean and climateThis year is a watershed for tackling the climate emergency and the biodiversity crisis, and reforming fisheries subsidies would be a significant step forward on both |
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