'No safety nets': Debts weigh on grieving Indian familiesTens of thousands of Indians face the triple burden of bereavement, joblessness and debt after a brutal second wave of COVID-19 that crippled the health system and hammered the economy |
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End of Britain's COVID pandemic might be near, epidemiologist Ferguson saysThe number of new daily COVID-19 cases in Britain has fallen each day for the six last days |
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Parched villages in India's coal-mining hubs hunt for scarce waterAs India pushes to expand its coal mining, environmentalists fear the depletion of groundwater will only worsen in coming years |
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Georgia's LGBT+ community living in fear after violenceSome LGBT+ people say they are afraid to go out weeks after violent ultra-conservative protesters forced organisers to call off a Pride march in Tbilisi |
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Southern Europe battles wildfires as north cleans up after floodsAs Germany and Belgium recover from catastrophic flooding last week, wildfires rage on in Italy, Spain and Greece |
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Myanmar floods, coup, complicate growing COVID-19 outbreakFlooding in Myanmar has displaced hundreds of people, slowing efforts to battle a fast-growing coronavirus outbreak |
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Transgender judge champions daughter's fight for gender equalityKimberly Daniels will judge the newly introduced women's canoe slalom, where her daughter Haley will represent Canada, at the Tokyo Olympics |
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Record-smashing heat extremes may become much more likely with climate change -studyBeyond 2050, if current emissions trends continue record-breaking heat waves could be three to 21 times more frequent, the study found |
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Strained G20 climate talks could yet deliver progress on coalIndia, South Africa, and South Korea are among countries who have yet to submit their emission-cutting plans |
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Biden launches effort to protect people disabled by COVID-19The effort aims to aid Americans who are suffering from long-term symptoms of COVID-19 |
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Covid-19 vaccine passports: What you need to knowDigital tools to certify COVID-19 immunity could help revive key business sectors and lift travel curbs, but they raise equality, health and privacy concerns |
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