The dire predicaments of these two urban areas is a cautionary tale—a symptom of the larger malaise that plagues water management in a country that is soon to be the most populous on Earth.

The thing about the Cannes Film Festival is that it seems like this grand, extravagant affair. Whether it's Bella Hadid tossing roses from a balcony or Jennifer Lawrence serving glamorous red carpet ...

Cannes: Working as a female-focused character study, an incarceration drama, and a niche literary biopic, the two Italian greats craft an uplifting tribute to nonconformity. Born in 1924, with a ...

Wattled cranes eat water lilies and other water plants, water insects, snails, and frogs found in wetlands. The birds breed in wetlands, where there is enough food available for chicks to grow one ...

If it weren’t for the ban on nudity and “voluminous” outfits, the latest controversy to fuel talk of policing women’s dress, one might struggle to recognise Cannes this year. In an ...

Director Christophe Ruggia was recently convicted of abusing actor Adèle Haenel when she was a minor, though he is appealing; and actor-director Nicolas Bedos, was sentenced for sexual assault. Slowly ...

Set during a sultry summer in a French suburb, Marie is desperate to join the local pool's synchronized swimming team, but is her interest solely for the sake of sport or for a chance to get close ...

Other new signatories also include Riz Ahmed, Tomas Alfredson, Carter Burwell, Robin Campillo, Camille Cottin, Adèle Haenel, Jim Jarmusch, Michael Moore, Alice Rohrwacher and Peter Straughan.

Director Christophe Ruggia was recently convicted of abusing actor Adèle Haenel when she was a minor, though he is appealing; and actor-director Nicolas Bedos, was sentenced for sexual assault.