Four years after India's Supreme Court made the historic decision to repeal a law that criminalised same-sex relationships, it has agreed to hear petitions seeking legal recognition of same-sex marriages.&nbsp;

India: Gay couples ask court to recognise same-sex marriage

Four years after India's Supreme Court made the historic decision to repeal a law that criminalised same-sex relationships, it has agreed to hear petitions seeking legal recognition of same-sex marriages.&nbsp;

Alzheimer's Disease affects tens of millions of people worldwide, and that number is expected to rise as populations age. Right now, there are next to no effective for the disease, but that could soon change. A promising new drug developed by Japanese pharma company Eisai and US biotech firm Biogen may get accelerated approval from US regulators as soon as today.&nbsp;
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New drug shows promise against Alzheimer's 

Alzheimer's Disease affects tens of millions of people worldwide, and that number is expected to rise as populations age. Right now, there are next to no effective for the disease, but that could soon change. A promising new drug developed by Japanese pharma company Eisai and US biotech firm Biogen may get accelerated approval from US regulators as soon as today.&nbsp;
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100,000&nbsp;attendees from 100 countries will window shop gadgets of the future in this exhibition.

Virtual reality, electric vehicles, AI and health tech mark big moments of CES tech event

100,000&nbsp;attendees from 100 countries will window shop gadgets of the future in this exhibition.

It's been a year since the Webb Space Telescope was launched, and the detailed images it has delivered have been breath-taking. Although the telescope was 14 years behind schedule and vastly over-budget, it has proved itself to be well worth the wait.

How the Webb telescope captures breathtaking images 

It's been a year since the Webb Space Telescope was launched, and the detailed images it has delivered have been breath-taking. Although the telescope was 14 years behind schedule and vastly over-budget, it has proved itself to be well worth the wait.

For those living in Delhi without a roof over their heads, surviving the Indian capital's harsh winters is a challenge. At this time of year, local authorities open additional homeless shelters, and charities bring help directly to the streets.

Helping Delhi's homeless make it through the winter

For those living in Delhi without a roof over their heads, surviving the Indian capital's harsh winters is a challenge. At this time of year, local authorities open additional homeless shelters, and charities bring help directly to the streets.

The government of the Indian capital, Delhi, is installing CCTV cameras in school classrooms. It says this is being done to keep students safe, but parents say it encourages voyeurism and violates children's privacy, as DW correspondent Adil Bhat reports

CCTV surveillance in Delhi schools has parents concerned

The government of the Indian capital, Delhi, is installing CCTV cameras in school classrooms. It says this is being done to keep students safe, but parents say it encourages voyeurism and violates children's privacy, as DW correspondent Adil Bhat reports

Mila&rsquo;s parents are blind, but she can see. The seven-year-old can and must be independent &ndash; and sometimes, her parents just have to let go.Whether they&rsquo;re crossing the road or doing housework: Mila&rsquo;s parents had to trust her from a very early age. But at the same, they don&rsquo;t want their child to feel burdened with the responsibility of looking out for the family - Mila should be able to have a normal a childhood as possible. How does that work? Carolina Machhaus met the family.

Parenting while Blind

Mila&rsquo;s parents are blind, but she can see. The seven-year-old can and must be independent &ndash; and sometimes, her parents just have to let go.Whether they&rsquo;re crossing the road or doing housework: Mila&rsquo;s parents had to trust her from a very early age. But at the same, they don&rsquo;t want their child to feel burdened with the responsibility of looking out for the family - Mila should be able to have a normal a childhood as possible. How does that work? Carolina Machhaus met the family.

The cocoa industry is a major driver of deforestation in West Africa. The German startup Planet A Foods is producing innovative chocolate products -- made from oats!

A life without chocolate?

The cocoa industry is a major driver of deforestation in West Africa. The German startup Planet A Foods is producing innovative chocolate products -- made from oats!

Ten years ago, on December 16th, 2012, a young woman was gang raped in a moving bus in Delhi. The incident shook the country. Promises were made by the government and the rape law was amended introducing harsher punishments.&nbsp;But did anything really change? Manira Chaudhary brings us this report from Delhi.

In India, violence against women is on the rise 

Ten years ago, on December 16th, 2012, a young woman was gang raped in a moving bus in Delhi. The incident shook the country. Promises were made by the government and the rape law was amended introducing harsher punishments.&nbsp;But did anything really change? Manira Chaudhary brings us this report from Delhi.

A lot of hearsay surrounds HIV. Around 1.5 million people get infected with the virus every year. Talking about it openly and accurately could help reduce infections.

Knowing the facts about HIV helps fight it

A lot of hearsay surrounds HIV. Around 1.5 million people get infected with the virus every year. Talking about it openly and accurately could help reduce infections.

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Every eight minutes, a child goes missing in India. Some are runaways, others are lost or taken from their families. Many show up at train stations, where human traffickers force them into a life of begging, sexual exploitation, or forced labour.

India's lost children at risk in train stations

There is now general consensus that the commodities crisis was unavoidable&mdash;but was it really? Behavioral economists don&rsquo;t think so. Nor do they think it likely to repeat itself in exactly the same way. They blame our thinking on &ldquo;hindsight bias.&rdquo;

What is hindsight bias?

There is now general consensus that the commodities crisis was unavoidable&mdash;but was it really? Behavioral economists don&rsquo;t think so. Nor do they think it likely to repeat itself in exactly the same way. They blame our thinking on &ldquo;hindsight bias.&rdquo;

A new movement in Europe is asking whether or not a person can be too rich. A &euro;100,000 gift is nothing to a billionaire, while it could change the life of someone living in poverty. Those who subscribe to limitarianism believe wealth should be limited.

Should wealth have a limit?

A new movement in Europe is asking whether or not a person can be too rich. A &euro;100,000 gift is nothing to a billionaire, while it could change the life of someone living in poverty. Those who subscribe to limitarianism believe wealth should be limited.

A company in Germany has developed a large-scale battery that does not require rare materials like lithium, cobalt or nickel and even comes at a low price tag. &nbsp;

Gigantic organic battery: The long-awaited revolution in energy storage

A company in Germany has developed a large-scale battery that does not require rare materials like lithium, cobalt or nickel and even comes at a low price tag. &nbsp;

Microsoft bets big on Artificial Intelligence! Apart from integrating AI features into everyday software like Word, Excel, and Outlook, the company wants to use the much-hyped chatbot ChatGPT to make its search engine Bing better. But how will users benefit?&nbsp;

Could ChatGPT save the world’s most hated search engine?

Microsoft bets big on Artificial Intelligence! Apart from integrating AI features into everyday software like Word, Excel, and Outlook, the company wants to use the much-hyped chatbot ChatGPT to make its search engine Bing better. But how will users benefit?&nbsp;

Pakistan and the United Nations are holding a major conference in Geneva to raise international funding for reconstruction after devastating floods last year. At one point, a third of Pakistan was under water. Experts say the disaster --which saw 30 billion dollars' worth of damage and eight million people displaced - was caused partly by climate change.
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Pakistan seeks international funding for flood reconstruction

Pakistan and the United Nations are holding a major conference in Geneva to raise international funding for reconstruction after devastating floods last year. At one point, a third of Pakistan was under water. Experts say the disaster --which saw 30 billion dollars' worth of damage and eight million people displaced - was caused partly by climate change.
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