AFTER years spent farming money in his uncle's basement in Tbilisi, Georgian tech entrepreneur Shota Siradze turned over the dingy space to a more traditional crop: tomatoes.
Until November, the dark cellar underneath his family's Soviet apartment (...)
AFTER years spent farming money in his uncle's basement in Tbilisi, Georgian tech entrepreneur Shota Siradze turned over the dingy space to a more traditional crop: tomatoes.
Until November, the dark cellar underneath his family's Soviet apartment (...)
ARMED with screwdrivers and a zeal for change, a growing global movement is urging electronics giants to make devices that last longer and are easier to fix to cut the environmental fallout of the tech boom.
From repair cafes to e-waste recyclers, (...)
WHEN she woke up to her neighbors' shouts outside, Lundy's three-year-old toddler was already choking with the smoke that had seeped into their shack in Imizamo Yethu settlement on the outskirts of Cape Town, South Africa.
"I just took my baby and (...)
When Daesh militants brutally invaded her hometown of Kobani in Syria, Shorash didn't initially see it as a career opportunity.
Grabbing only what she could carry, Shorash and her family trekked on foot across the Turkish border. After months of (...)
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By Zoe Tabary
THOUSANDS of people around the world work tirelessly to defend human rights — (...)
WHEN a small town American roofer took legal action against a neighbor for shooting down his drone, the local dispute sparked a case that could help shape the newest frontier of property rights law — who owns the air.
Drone owner David Boggs filed a (...)
Members of Iraq's Yazidi community, joining academics and lawyers at the first conference devoted to their plight, spoke on Thursday of their brutal treatment at the hands of Daesh (the so-called IS) militants who overran their homeland.
Eighteen (...)
Plastic bags, kebab skewers and discarded wood: Syrian artists living in Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan are using any materials they can find in a project to recreate historic sites from home.
With simple tools and materials found around the camp, a (...)
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Tom Esslemont
After gunmen burned down her village in scrubland of Central African Republic's Ouaka region, Marceline Wanou fled into the forest with her two young sons, hoping (...)