Canada has introduced reduced-cost childcare programs in an effort to ease the burden on working parents.
Argentina is modernizing its public healthcare services in a $50 million revamp that is set to benefit 6.5 million uninsured Buenos Aires residents.
Japan recently passed laws that broadened the definition of rape and raised the age of consent.
There is an increasing number of seals now cohabitating with humans on Belgium’s beaches, and this boost in the marine mammal population is due to the establishment of seal-only zones and changes made in the country’s legislation.
Four more European countries have met hepatitis B control targets set by the World Health Organization, bringing the region closer to eliminating viral hepatitis as a public health threat.
South Korea has found a way to turn discarded food into fuel, animal feed, and fertilizer.
Teenage pregnancies have decreased drastically since 2018 in Kenya, a new report shows.
A recent report shows that in 2022, total crime decreased by 12 percent in England and Wales.
A group of women undertook the challenge to relocate beehives from the dense-populated capital of Mexico, giving the endangered insect a chance to survive and continue to play its crucial role in our ecosystem.
Once home to one of the 50 largest rubbish dump sites in the world, the city of San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina has significantly improved its waste management system.
