Pegasus spyware scandal: years of questions, no answers for Mexico victims
Mexico spent more than $160 million on Pegasus over a decade, but prosecutors haven't identified who used it on journalists, activists and government critics
EXPERT VIEWS - U.N. science report delivers 'final warning' on climate change
Climate experts and leaders urge governments to heed the warning from the IPCC's scientists and act urgently before millions of people suffer unbearable hardship
Key takeaways from the U.N. climate panel's report
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has released its most comprehensive assessment of climate change yet. Here are some of the report's main conclusions
OPINION: Supply chain laws to fight deforestation must back Indigenous rights
Indigenous peoples are the best defenders of forests but need legal protection from violence and land grabbing
OPINION: Indigenous peoples hit hard by threats to nature but lack a seat at the table
Indigenous leaders are increasingly invited to climate change and conservation summits but are still not treated as equal partners
INSIGHT - How sustainable are sovereign wealth funds?
The world's biggest sovereign wealth funds are making only patchy progress in adapting investment plans to account for environmental, social and governance factors
Indian mining state shifts from coal to forest fruits and flowers
Mineral rich Chhattisgarh state moves away from mining, giving fair price for forest produce and creating more jobs
Blaze ravages Evia island on sixth day of Greek wildfires
More than 570 firefighters are battling the blaze in Evia, where two active fronts were burning in the north and south of the island
Tokyo Olympics weightlifting marked by firsts, but recent scandals cloud outlook
New Zealand's Laurel Hubbard made history on Monday by becoming the first openly transgender athlete to compete at an Olympic Games
North Korea's Kim calls for relief campaign in rain-hit areas
Flooding in North Korea has lead to concerns over an economic crisis and food shortage