Developing countries export so much of their fish stocks that they lack basic nutrients, researchers say
Over 50% of British women have suffered sexual harassment while at work or place of study - so why is it still going unreported?
This celebrity chef was sexually abused as a child, now she wants others to find strength in her story
Last year, 1,500 allegations of sexual harassment were made against UK students – but universities are taking action
This is how industrial robots and automation have actually increased the need for highly-skilled workers
World Mental Health Day is a chance to listen to those with the condition – the biggest experts of all
Water pollution is killing millions of Indians. Here's how technology and reliable data can change that
Deadly violence in the Sahel is worsening and spreading. More than a military strategy is needed to end it
This ‘devil’ cactus is killing livestock and destroying crops in Kenya. But there’s hope for a solution
This study analysed 700 million grocery store transactions. Here’s what we learned about consumer behavior
In the long run, automation is good for workers. But policymakers must be mindful of short-term consequences
Four in 10 Ethiopians don’t have access to clean water. A striking photo exhibit shows how the women cope
Carbon dioxide makes up 0.041% of the Earth's atmosphere. Here's why that tiny percentage has big consequences
I protested outside the World Economic Forum meeting in 2002. Here’s why activists should work with them today