Space jam? Companies risk clutter, conflict in race for the skiesBringing the stars into reach is big business but the rapid growth of a space market has raised concerns about a lack of laws, prompting calls for more rules to govern humanity's use of the cosmos |
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Applause as Indonesia pardons woman jailed after reporting harassmentThe woman recorded some parts of lewd telephone calls from the school's principal without his knowledge in 2012 after complaining of sexual harassment |
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Facial recognition push at India airports raises privacy concernsWhile airlines and airports developing the software promise greater security, some experts say the benefits come at the cost of privacy and greater surveillance |
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Russian women post bruised selfies to push for domestic violence lawAbout one in five Russian women has suffered violence at the hands of a partner, officials estimate |
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Data is the new oil so watch out for mass mining - Netflix filmDocumentary film 'The Great Hack' argues that big business and politics are mass-mining everyday data for profit and power |
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Aid agency worker, others kidnapped in northeast Nigeria appear in videoThe abduction comes nine months after Islamic State's West Africa branch executed a Red Cross aid worker who was kidnapped from another town in northeastern Nigeria in March 2018 |
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Elton John AIDS fundraiser brings in $6 mln for Kenya HIV testingThe party was thrown to support a program to provide HIV self-test kits to 400,000 young men in Kenya |
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INTERVIEW-Ecuador to launch new anti-human trafficking plan - officialThe plan outlines priorities to tackle and monitor trafficking and calls on authorities to improve how they work together, implement programs and allocate resources |
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Ice cubes for tigers as heat wave smashes European recordsBelgium and the Netherlands hit all-time temperature highs as scientists warn such heatwaves could become the norm |
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U.S. judge blocks Trump's latest sweeping asylum ruleThe new rule aimed to bar almost all asylum applications at the U.S.-Mexico border |
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WIDER IMAGE-In Georgian valley, war-scarred women battle tradition to make a living53-year-old Leila Achishvili has fought hard to secure her independence in fiercely patriarchal north-east Georgia |
OPINION: ‘Even crocodiles were displaced' in Malawi's floodsLoss of forests is making floods more devastating in Malawi - but efforts to replant trees on farmland could help |
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