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Asian garment industry braces for higher U.S. tariffs
With new U.S. tariff rates, Asia's garment industry workers risk losing livelihoods as factories seek better deals
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Africa can go 100% renewable, so what's stopping it?
Africa’s clean energy potential is vast. Going 100% renewable is not just a climate solution. It’s a development strategy
As wildfires spread to Europe's cities, what can LA teach us?
Europe's expanding cities face increasing wildfire risk as climate change drives hotter summers: policy-makers need to prepare
School's out for summer: What does extreme heat do to children?
What happens to a child's body when they sit in class during a heatwave and what does this mean for their long-term health?
In Data: Which countries are on the EU's 'safe list'?
Europe is planning to speed up asylum procedures for people from countries it labels safe
'No doctors, no nurses, no equipment': Inside a Syrian hospital
Syria's public healthcare system teeters on the brink of collapse after years of war and sanctions
Global rollback of women's rights puts SDGs at risk
Sexual and reproductive health and rights are key to achieving development goals and their erosion has clear, serious consequences.
Q&A: Offline and left out: digital divide excludes billions
Digital Cooperation Organization says online access and inclusion are vital to ensure no country is left behind.
'Bosses see us as machines': Content moderators unite to protect mental health
Outsourced and out of sight, content moderators call on Big Tech to address the mental trauma of content moderation
How is South Africa's welfare algorithm failing the poor?
Millions of South Africans lose out on welfare grants because of a flawed application system, including an automated means test
