Bangladesh sees sharp decline in child malnutrition, while violent disciplining of children rises, new survey reveals Bangladesh has made great strides in several areas related to health, nutrition, water, sanitation
Duaa Bhat is a 17-year-old girl in Indian-administered Kashmir, one of the most heavily militarised zones in the world. Two years ago, she became pen pals with Saumya Sagarika, 18,
A bodybuilder. An artist. A scientist. Senior doctors. Across China, more than 2000 people who lost their lives to Covid-19 are being mourned – the majority of them in the
Time is not on Duane Oates’ side. His body is being slowly poisoned. Three years ago he found out that his kidneys had begun to shut down. Now, most days
In the margins of the Munich conference, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Afghan President Ashraf Ghani. Subsequently, a senior US official set out some of the deal. A
Since July there have been fires – sometimes hundreds at once – burning across New South Wales, Australia’s most populous state. Firefighters have battled mammoth blazes daily during the state’s
Several international cases of the coronavirus from the UK to South Korea can be traced back to Singapore and some countries are now advising against travel to the international hub.
The child labour law is being violated at many workplaces that witness a large number of children engaged in hazardous jobs. The underage children are often seen working for automobile
Last month, India’s Supreme Court appeared to nudge the government to consider lifting the military’s official ban on women in combat roles – and to give them commanding roles. “Test
Scientists around the world are working together to neutralize a menacing enemy to mankind this year — the novel coronavirus. Everything — from research of the pathogen, genome sequencing to