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Should Frontex take a bigger role guarding European borders?
The EU’s biggest and richest agency is expanding – but should it?
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Can Brazil’s new forest fund rewrite the economics of destruction?
At COP30 in Belém, ex-Unilever CEO Paul Polman calls on Britain and businesses to back Brazil’s new Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF)
Can West Virginia go green as Trump backs coal mining?
Appalachian renewables projects rise from the ashes of U.S. coal country while President Donald Trump backs fossil fuels
At COP30, focus on wildfire prevention amid record destruction
With wildfires causing unprecedented damage, countries and organisations at COP30 agree to boost community-based prevention
Don’t hold gender hostage – champions and blockers at COP30
Gender equality is being sidelined at the climate summit - here's who's defending it, who's dismantling it, and what's at stake
The UN Security Council must tackle hunger for world peace
As Sierra Leone assumes the council presidency, President Julius Maada Bio says food security key to Gaza and Sudan conflicts
Gay marriage but no hate crime laws: Thai LGBTQ+ activists see gap
Despite its marriage equality law, Thailand lacks a legal framework to track and punish hate crimes against the LGBTQ+ community
Southeast Asia’s billion-dollar scam industry now threatens children. Where is the response?
New research shows scam compounds may be fuelling the global explosion of sextortion - including of children. Now it's time to act
How an internet blackout affected Tanzania's election
A nationwide internet outage during last week's vote fits a pattern of electoral interference and may fuel abuses, activists say
Q&A: Act now to shield children from AI, says French envoy
Tech expert says AI could deepen the ills of social media, citing its potential effect on 'self-image, self-esteem, suicide'
