When governments gather in Yerevan this month for the 17th UN Convention on Biological Diversity, they will weigh a promise ...

Afghan women journalists face growing barriers to reporting as a smartphone ban in government offices restricts access to ...

The demand for critical minerals is accelerating as world powers scramble to stay on top of emerging technologies. Meanwhile, the environment and frontline communities are paying a steep price. Such ...

The seven candidates, still in the running for the post of UN Secretary-General (SG), have so far faced a barrage of ...

More than 60 Ukrainian organisations have issued an appeal to the WHO to help stop the torture of Ukrainians held in Russian captivity.

Following the mass abduction of 46 pupils and teachers in Oyo State, south-west Nigeria in 2026, the authorities attributed ...

The vice president of OSF said that the international community should empower local actors and middle powers to work toward peace in Iran.

The global burden of dementia is growing as populations age, straining health systems and families and demanding stronger ...

The truth is far more humbling. We are not the authors of nature. We are its late arrivals.

A report reveals widespread labour exploitation among food workers, warning that keeping the world fed comes at the cost of human dignity.

Decline blamed on AI and social media but was triggered much earlier by austerity reforms and budget cuts.

Troublingly, other EU countries are reportedly watching how Sweden’s hostile new laws play out, with a view to copying them. Crime and migration were campaign issues, but didn’t dominate the debate, ...