Iris Gonzales reports on slum settlers' relocation sites in Metro Manila. ...

Whose justice prevails in water scarcity situations? Hussam Hussein reports from the Sixth International Workshop on Hydro-Hegemony that took place in London, UK. ...

Deadlines fly in Nepal. The political leaders once again failed to adopt a constituton. The crisis deepens, reports Rajneesh Bhandari in Kathmandu. ...

Are you sure the fish on your plate is not pirate? ...

Youth activists are frustrated with corrupt governments, vowing to to step up the fight against corruption. Rajneesh Bhandari reports from Brasilia. ...

About 1,500 participants from 130 countries gather in Brazil to lead the fight against corruption. Rajneesh Bhandhari reports from Brasilia. ...

Croatia is set to join the EU club in 2013. But is it possible that Slovenia may block it over border disputes and sausages? Hussam Hussein reports. ...

Are biofuels an excellent example of a big policy flop? Fritz Holzwarth, deputy director-general at Germany's Federal Environment Ministry, says yes. “The biofuel hype - and I am calling it a hype - was generated through climate change mitigation and CO2 reduction," he said. According to Holzwarth, one standard does not fit all in the global context because although in some parts of the world a sustainable ...

Grassroot initiatives for peace and democracy are taking shape in Togo, as Npong Francis reports. ...

Food handouts are a reality in today's Greece. Some come with heavy strings attached, as Fotis Kafarakis reports from Athens. ...