With massive funding from global sources, a handful of Indian start-ups are influencing policy.

One of the world's youngest leaders has divided opinion in Finland with her lifestyle.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says he loves that his side are "so smart" as they beat Red Bull Salzburg 2-0 to reach the Champions League last 16.

Stockton in California is providing poor residents with a universal basic income, but could it work nationally?

Is the fashion for filming calorie-saturated food videos encouraging unhealthy eating?

The Strokes drummer and the art dealer join forces for a curious new Sotheby's installation.

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has published a book outlining his philosophy of "medemer".

European guidelines on a form of heart disease are under review, following a Newsnight investigation.

Climate change could make the problem worse, multiplying the misery for displaced people.

Indigenous people come to COP25 to protest plans to expand oil production in the western Amazon.

An refugee doctor would love to work in the UK, and the NHS would love to have him - but there's a hitch.

A paramedic who saved tourists says conditions were like something from "the Chernobyl mini-series".

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi is defending her country in the International Court of Justice.

The Chilean Hercules military transport aircraft disappeared while en route to an air force base.

Locals report the "worst day yet" of a haze that has sparked health problems and forced evacuations.

West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini is "not worried about relegation" from the Premier League even though his side are above the bottom three by only a point.

Interim Arsenal boss Freddie Ljungberg says he does not know how long he will be in charge for after his side beat West Ham.

Seventy-three years after the first underwater nuclear explosion, scientists return to map the site.

The UN's top court is hearing allegations of atrocities committed against the Rohingya people.

The man opened fire at the hospital in Ostrava before going on the run and shooting himself dead.

American Patrick Reed says he should not be called a cheat after receiving a two-stroke penalty last week for improving the lie of his ball.