When you grow up on a small island, the ocean is not scenery. It is your neighbour, your livelihood, and the measure of time ...
Afghan women's protests continue online despite Taliban restrictions, as activists risk their safety to defend education, freedom and women's rights ...
People who choose to end their lives through voluntary assisted dying typically face terminal, incurable, or debilitating ...
Nearly three decades have passed, but Japhet Gimbi still remembers the El Niño-induced rain in his town of Tabora, in western ...
Nearly 40 percent of the population of Afghanistan is projected to face high levels of acute food insecurity this winter, and ...
More than 18,000 people live in the Chingwizi transit camp in Mwenezi district, about 150 kms from their former homes in Chivi basin as they wait to be allocated one-hectare plots of land by the ...
The date also marked four years since a landmark UN report found that abuses in the region may constitute crimes against humanity. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch estimate that over a ...
Two Summits in Bangkok: IMF/World Bank and Finance Ministers Inside, the People’s Assembly Outside
Bangkok hosted two summits last week. Inside the Queen Sirikit Convention Center, more than 15,000 finance ministers, central ...
The word on the street was that if there were one place on earth that could treat Mohammad Lalu’s wife, it would be the Koohi Goth Women’s Hospital in Pakistan’s port city of Karachi.
Matthew Jacobs* has been married for two years but his wife doesn’t know that he is also in a relationship with someone else. If his secret were discovered, it could result in him ending up in jail.
An Ebola death last week in Kenya is highlighting the urgency of Africa’s public health emergency preparedness.
The urgency of tackling the climate crisis could hardly have been clearer during the Global Tipping Points Conference 2026.
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