Money, Power & People
Buried in Somalia: A Filipino migrant fisher's death exposes abuse
Seven years after Sam Dela Cruz died fishing far from home, his family seeks answers from an industry with few worker protections
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Philanthropic investors can drive Africa’s clean energy switch
The loss of development finance makes it more urgent than ever for private capital to get behind Africa’s green revolution
Africa G20 hosts bid to become mineral powerhouse
African Union pushes G20 summit in South Africa to get more for the continent's green mineral riches
COP isn’t broken - it’s doing what it was built to do
Just because the annual COP talks don't magically fix the climate crisis doesn't mean the system is broken
Callous UK asylum plan puts refugees at risk of labour abuse
A radical overhaul of UK asylum rules will put refugees’ lives on hold for years, leaving them more vulnerable to exploitation
UK toughens asylum rules – what's changing?
Radical revamp of Britain's asylum system meant to deter migrants, but critics say it erodes refugee protections
How funding cuts affected TB services around the world
USAID cuts disrupt TB services in high-burden countries, according to WHO report
Q&A: Woke wars and cancel culture - a sitdown with A.C. Grayling
Reclaim 'woke' and ditch the 'cancel culture' that is killing free speech: British philosopher issues call for calm
New tech could help COP30's Amazon rainforest protection goals
As COP30 in Belém reaches its end, nearby conservation projects use tech to save mangroves and forests
Europe is dismantling its digital rights from within
Hollowing out some of the world’s strongest digital safeguards will harm us all. But there is still time to change course
