Six ways life has changed for Afghan women since the last Taliban regimeHow have women's lives in Afghanistan improved since 2001, from education and clothing to reproductive rights and political power? |
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Nepal's first locally made electric motorbike woos petrol puristsWith the launch of its sleek e-motorbikes, startup Yatri Motorcycles believes it can convert Nepalis to electric vehicles that can clean up the country's toxic air |
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Evacuation flights restart from Kabul as Taliban hold first press conferenceDuring the Taliban's 1996-2001 rule, women could not work and punishments such as public stoning, whipping and hanging were administered. |
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Heartbroken and homeless: Algerian villagers grapples with wildfire aftermathHundreds of Algerians have been left homeless by the country's worst wildfires in memory |
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Finland to halt development aid to Afghanistan after Taliban takeoverAfghanistan was Finland's largest partner for development aid prior to the Taliban takeover |
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Taliban pledge peace and women's rights under Islam as they strike conciliatory toneThe Taliban say they want peaceful relations with other countries and would respect the rights of women within the framework of Islamic law |
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California wildfire crisis escalates amid extreme windsThe Dixie fire is the biggest roaring across the Western United States in a highly incendiary summer that experts see as symptomatic of climate change |
OPINION: Want to stop wildfires in their tracks? Be proactiveTo reduce the damage caused by wildfires, governments must introduce sustainable forest and land management practices before blazes begin |
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