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The new Energy tracker app quantifies your carbon emissions from heating, electricity use and transport, and provides tailored recommendations on how to reduce your energy consumption. The EU-funded project, AURORA,…
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Haiti is in the grip of a security crisis as gangs fight for control of territory in the capital and beyond while continuing to expand their criminal activities. Insecurity has…
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According to to the UN relief coordination office, OCHA998,918 people across the 25 districts have now been affected, with 212 deaths reported and 218 people missing. More than 180,000 people…
Human Rights
“Sometimes, it feels like the world isn’t made for people like me,” said Shiminenge, her voice steady despite the weight of the words. In Gbajimba, north-central Nigeria, the 32-year-old navigates…
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“Sometimes I feel like the world isn't made for people like me,” Shiminenge says, his voice firm despite the weight of the words. In Gbajimba, in north-central Nigeria, the 32-year-old…
Economy
When Europeans consider relocating for work, Belgium and Spain often appear as opposite poles of the same Union: a high-wage, high-tax, high-price economy in the north, and a lower-wage but…
Human Rights
New modelling shows that if programme coverage falls by half, an additional 1.1 million children could acquire HIV and 820,000 more could die of AIDS-related causes by 2040 – pushing…
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New modeling shows that if program coverage is halved, an additional 1.1 million children could contract HIV and 820,000 more could die from AIDS-related causes by 2040, bringing the total…
