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  In a second day of disruption, more than 120 climate change activists have been arrested for blocking roads in London after camping overnight at Parliament Square, Waterloo Bridge and Oxford Ci...

  Researchers have found that the wind can carry microplastic to remote mountaintops, after a study in a very sparsely populated area of the Pyrenees in France found a high level of plastic pollu...

  A survey by the multinational consulting and accountancy firm EY on corporate deal-making found that Britain is in top position in the world for investment, defying Brexit uncertainty. The UK k...

The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) have affirmed their support of collaboration between Eastern Caribbean nations regarding Citizenship b...

Researchers have announced a mother and calf pairs of one of the world’s most endangered whale species, the right whale, has been found in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of the US state of Massach...

Tens of millions of bison used to roam the plains of North America until the slaughter of the 19th century left just 23 animals alive in a remote valley in the Yellowstone national park. Now Native Am...

Nigerian women and girls are being encouraged to stay at home instead of “risking a life of modern slavery” in the UK, in a campaign supported by Nigerian and British law enforcement and the UK ai...

In April 2011, a new TV show hit the HBO roster, a strange fantasy-epic series that no-one was quite sure of. The first episode garnered around 2.5 million viewers, with an average of 9.3 million for ...

The main protest group in Sudan has said the army who seized power on Thursday is “not capable of creating change” after the military council said it would hand over power to a civilian government...

This is an op-ed by Ruth Romer, Private Sector Adviser for WaterAid, London. WaterAid is an international non-governmental organisation focused on providing water, sanitation and hygiene for all. It h...

As the world’s population continues to grow and, consumption increases and so does the use of water. With this social expansion, the divide between rich and poor has never been greater, as we do...

A handful of residents have returned to their homes in Okuma, next to the damaged nuclear plant, which the Japanese government say is safe, eight years after the nuclear disaster and the mass evacuati...

Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry were joined by other celebrities including David Beckham for the eight-part Netflix documentary series Our Planet at the Natural History Museum in Londo...

Soldiers led by General Khalifa Haftar are advancing on Tripoli, the Libyan capital, and have carried out an airstrike in fighting that has killed 21 and left 27 people wounded. The UN backed governme...

The Home Office has been accused by charities of using the children of immigrants as “cash cows” in an “utterly disgraceful” policy of charging extortionate fees for British citizenship. A gov...

The European Parliament voted last month to phase out residence and citizenship by investment (CBI) programs in the EU, a move the industry says would cause severe economic damage. European Lawmakers ...

A new study by scientists has found that coral reproduction in the Great Barrier Reef has dropped by 90% as a result of two devastating heatwaves in 2016 and 2017 which caused unprecedented bleaching ...

Lawmakers in New Zealand votes overwhelmingly Tuesday to back new gun restrictions in the first stage of a bill they hope will become law by 12 April. The anti-firearms legislation is being pushed thr...

The ISIS bride, Shamima Begum, who fled to Syria in 2015 has said she was ‘brainwashed’, regrets running away to join the caliphate and pleaded with the British government to give her a second cha...

Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment unit has again reiterated that its new USD$220,00 real estate co-investment solution is only available to developers who have received written approval from the g...

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become a buzzword at the conferences of multinational businesses, more than that it has become a culture and a state of mind. Belong had a look at CSR to find...

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit told the United Nations in New York Thursday during a meeting on climate and sustainability that Dominica is in the ‘front line’ in a global war on climate change....

The jury is still out if Britain’s global brand has suffered irreparable damage as a result of Brexit. Belong looks at the economy, culture and politics to see what effects Brexit is having on Brand...

As citizens we are more and more concerned about our personal safety, whether its because of crime or terrorism. Security services have to operate in a difficult environment and bend the rules or make...

The Telegraph Plastic Sustainability Summit, held Thursday March 21st in London, was an eye opener for anyone concerned about the future of our planet. The day’s agenda boasted some world-renowned s...

There has never been a better time to invest in Green Energy, Robert Rubinstein, a social entrepreneur, founder of The Triple Bottom Line Investing Group based in Amsterdam and green energy guru told ...

Dominica has made a remarkable recovery after being hit by Tropical Strom Erica in 2015 and Hurricane Maria in 2017. The Dominican resort Jungle Bay took a direct hit in Storm Erica and suffered furth...

According to the CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate firm, the number of high paying tech jobs in Canada grew by more than half between 2012 and 2017.  82,100 jobs in software deve...

Truly Belong takes a snapshot of how International Women’s Day is marked all over the world and what injustices women still face. What began over a hundred years ago as a movement to give women righ...

The flow of Russian money into the British capital is slowing as result of Brexit and the political freeze of relations between London and Moscow. But the market remains robust and despite the rhetori...