In Pakistan, Afghan refugees face hardship and a frosty reception
From former soldiers to journalists, thousands of Afghans have fled to Pakistan since the Taliban seized power, but many are struggling in a country that has grown tired of hosting refugees from Afghanistan
Turkish workers fight for pay rises as inflation bites
As Turkey’s inflation tops 60%, workers from e-commerce couriers to supermarket staff have staged a series of protests this year – winning concessions that labour experts think could revive interest in trade unions
As Kenyans farm in forests, incomes rise and deforestation falls
Forest authorities say Kenya's scheme to let farmers grow crops in forests has slashed illegal logging, as the country aims for 10% of its land in trees by the end of the year
South Africa's floods a 'teachable moment' for climate adaptation
A deluge of rain that has claimed hundreds of lives in South Africa shows why more preparedness for climate extremes is necessary, experts say
Green farming gets a boost as Kenyans confront climate and war shocks
Efforts by farmers to prepare for climate change impacts may also help deal with other crises, from COVID-19 to the Ukraine-Russia war
Fleeing Ukraine war, African students scramble to study in Europe
After facing racism and violence, African students in the EU have up to three months to win expensive university spots or risk deportation
Why are women under-represented in news stories – and newsrooms – in Asia and the Pacific?
As the world tackles inequality and gender discrimination across many sectors, the news industry in Asia and the Pacific is falling behind with inclusivity – be it in quotes for stories, interviews, or even editorial decisions.
Why are women under-represented in news stories – and newsrooms – in Asia and the Pacific?
As the world tackles inequality and gender discrimination across many sectors, the news industry in Asia and the Pacific is falling behind with inclusivity – be it in quotes for stories, interviews, or even editorial decisions.
In 'world's most polluted city', Indian workers unaware of toxic air
From sweepers to security guards, outdoor workers in Bhiwadi face a 'slow poison' from air pollution, but many are unaware
Malaria surges in the Amazon as wildcat mining devours indigenous land
By carving massive holes in the earth and disrupting local ecosystems, illegal gold miners in Brazil's Amazon create the perfect breeding conditions for the mosquito-transmitted disease