EXCLUSIVE-Thai police under scrutiny as record number of trafficking cases dismissedLawyers and campaigners say the conflation of smuggling and trafficking means some resources intended for trafficking victims are being spent on migrants who have not been exploited |
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Swapping grape varieties could keep wine flowing as climate warmsGlobal warming of 4C would threaten up to 85% of the world's wine-growing regions, according to a new study |
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Tension heats up between church and villagers amid land ownership debateIn southern Georgia, a quarrel around property registration has triggered a bitter land dispute between Muslim villagers and the Christian Orthodox Church |
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Amazon emissions lowest from indigenous and protected lands, scientists sayIndigenous territories are acting as a 'buffer' against deforestation elsewhere in the Amazon rainforest |
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Indian schoolgirl wins bravery award for thwarting traffickerCarolyn Malsawmtluangi, from the northeastern state of Mizoram, stopped a human trafficker who had kidnapped a seven-year-old girl from a neighbouring village |
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Navratilova, McEnroe call for name change to Margaret Court ArenaCourt, who holds the all-time record of 24 Grand Slam singles titles, has been heavily criticised for voicing her religious-based opposition to same-sex marriage and transgender athletes |
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Sainsbury's targets 2040 for net zero emissions, criticises UK goalSainsbury's, Britain's second-biggest supermarket group, will spend 1.0 billion pounds ($1.3 billion) to hit the target |
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Ahead of Olympics, Tokyo prepares foreigners for potential disastersJapan is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to typhoons and earthquakes, and experiences an average of 1,500 temblors a year |
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Thousands flee northwest Syria as Assad pushes closer to Idlib citySyrian forces backed by Russian air power have stepped up a campaign to recapture Idlib province, the last rebel stronghold where millions took refuge after fleeing other parts of Syria |
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U.N. seeks more emergency aid for Afghanistan as poverty growsSome 9.4 million Afghans are in need of basic food and housing this year, up from 6.5 million in 2019 |
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