Top universities have been urged to significantly increase places for disadvantaged students and Hong Kong’s unemployment rate is expected to rise to 4%–5%. Here's a snapshot of some of the news stories you may have missed this week.

According to a new study conducted by the federal anti-discrimination office, more than a third of migrants looking for accommodation have experienced discrimination solely based on their origins.

Michel Barnier said that new checks on goods entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain are an “indispensable” consequence of the Brexit deal.

Philip Alston, the UN's expert on extreme poverty, will be looking into how Spain’s social protection system works for those in poverty.

Robots are helping in the fight against lionfish in Florida and the UK's business leaders have asked the Home Secretary to lower the minimum wage requirement for migrants post-Brexit. Here's a snapshot of some of the news stories you may have missed this week.

Children living in England's most deprived neighborhoods, who are at the greatest risk of being overweight or obese, are already walking to and from school.

According to a report from Unicef, the UN’s children’s agency, a third of the world’s poorest girls aged between 10 and 18, have never been to school.