Two death row inmates in Japan are suing the country over same-day executions. The prisoners are demanding a change in the process where prisoners are notified only hours before the death penalty is carried out.

'Extremely inhumane': Japanese death row inmates sue over same day executions

Various climate change activists blocked roads outside the Parliament in London. There have been reports of nearly sixty supporters of a group called Insulate Britain sitting on the ground holding banners as they blocked two roads around Parliament.

'Civil resistance': Protesters block roads outside British Parliament

The CO2 emissions of the richest 1 per cent are now 30 times more than what is needed to keep global heating below 1.5C, warns research. As per the Paris climate goals, every person on the planet needs to reduce their CO2 emissions to an average of 2.

CO2 emissions of richest 1% now 30 times more than permissible limits

The organiser of a pay-to-view autopsy in the United States defended the event Wednesday, after an outcry by the family of the dead man who did not know he would be dissected in front of a live audience.

US pay-to-view autopsy organiser defends $500 event

Scientists have recently discovered fossils in a South African cave that forms part of a hominid child's skull. The scientists said that it was left on an alcove by fellow members of her species 250,000 years ago.

South Africa: Fossil discovered recently forms part of hominid child's skull

A study of death data has revealed that the United States had the second steepest decline in life expectancy among high-income countries last year. Published in the British Medical Journal, the study analysed premature death in 37 countries.

Life expectancy fell sharply in US due to pandemic, homicides and drug overdose

South Africa entered new political territory on Thursday with the ruling African National Congress on the verge of losing its dominance and suffering its worst electoral setback in history.

South Africa's ANC on cusp of historic losses

With rubbish piling up in the desert, the United Arab Emirates has found a new way to get rid of its trash -- incinerators that will turn it into electricity. The UAE, one of the world's top oil exporters, is building the Gulf region's first waste-to-power plants to ease its chronic trash problem and, at the same time, its reliance on gas-fuelled electricity stations.

Oil-rich UAE to burn waste to make power

The New York state constitution will be amended to say people have the right to clean air and water and a healthy environment, after voters said yes to the measure in a referendum that was part of local elections on Tuesday.

New York state approves constitutional right to clean environment

The World Health Organization expressed "grave concern" Thursday over the rising pace of coronavirus infections in Europe, as Germany registered its biggest daily increase since the start of the pandemic.

'Grave concern': Covid cases soar in Germany

After a Pentagon report highlighted a major increase in China's nuclear warhead arsenal over the next decade, the country's foreign ministry dismissed it as "full of prejudice".

Top 10 world news: Europe epicentre of pandemic, Johnson accused of 'hypocrisy'

The International Criminal Court will investigate whether crimes against humanity were committed during Venezuela's clampdown on anti-government protests in 2017, President Nicolas Maduro and ICC prosecutor Karim Khan said Wednesday.

ICC to probe possible Venezuela rights violations

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