Umberto Bacchi is a journalist at the Thomson Reuters Foundation covering humanitarian crises, human trafficking and women’s rights.
Países como Italia, el Japón y América ofrecen incentivos para que los trabajadores que viven en zonas remotas se trasladen a ellas, con el fin de hacer frente a la disminución de la pobl...
There are places that pay you to move there. Some countries are now inviting remote workers to boost their economies. Check out the places that are offering incentives for remote workers ...
People who relied on public spaces, like libraries and cafes, for internet access have found themselves cut off during the coronavirus pandemic.
As countries implement social distancing and lockdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic, many places of worship have been forced to close. Religious leaders have been quick to respond by m...
Data centres processing and storing data already account for around 1% of global electricity use, according to the IEA.
Los habitantes de ciudades tienden a vivir más si residen en vecindarios con árboles, según un estudio publicado el miércoles que asoció las áreas verdes con menores tasas de muertes prem...
Comprising low-lying villas that are home to thousands, the Sustainable City aims to be a net-zero settlement, producing all the energy it needs from renewable sources on site.
Pollution is causing a global crisis and the WHO have said that more than 90% of people breathe dirty air. But air quality regulations could save 40,000 lives a year by 2030.
Dubai has ambitious plans for its transport network.
It begun with #MeToo, now Russian femenists are taking photos without makeup and deliberately showing off pre-conceived 'flaws' to challenge beauty stereotypes that women's rights activis...
Georgia has passed anti-discrimination laws in an effort to move closer to the European Union, but gender stereotypes and inequality remain deeply rooted.
Georgia’s first LGBT+ Pride event is a six-day celebration and includes a play, conference and street parade, which has drawn threats from ultra-nationalists.
Britain's advertising watchdog is cracking down on portrayals of gender stereotyping, such as men struggling to change nappies, following repeated public outcry at controversial campaigns.
All types of combat roles will be open to women, who will be given equal consideration alongside men.
Young British people are more likely to call out inappropriate behaviour after the #MeToo movement heightened global awareness of sexual harassment, a survey published on Tuesday found.
