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Climate change will bring global tension – US spies

Climate change will lead to growing international tensions, the US intelligence community has warned in a bleak assessment. The first ever National Intelligence Estimate on Climate Change looks at the

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Climate change: Is the UK on track to meet its targets?

The UK has committed to reduce its greenhouse-gas emissions to net zero by 2050. Net zero is the point at which the country is taking as much of these climate-changing

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From oil to renewables, winds of change blow on Scottish islands

In the far north of the United Kingdom, where the wind blows and the sea rages, the islands of Orkney and Shetland have long relied on oil and gas for

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S Sudan: Where Covid vaccines have to be dropped from planes?

South Sudan is one of the countries with the lowest rate of vaccination against Covid-19 in the world – just 0.8% of the population have had one dose and 0.3%

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Cooling their way to solvency: Gaibandha villages earn their keep with hand fans

The residents of two villages in Sadullapur upazila of Gaibandha district have found their way to economic solvency making colourful, embroidered hand fans that are very popular among villagers near

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Coronavirus in DR Congo: How funds went missing – report

Missing money, opaque pay practices and poor management hamper the coronavirus response in the Democratic Republic of Congo, researchers say. The Congo Research Group, based in New York University, says

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Coronavirus in DR Congo: How funds went missing – report

Missing money, opaque pay practices and poor management hamper the coronavirus response in the Democratic Republic of Congo, researchers say. The Congo Research Group, based in New York University, says

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Covid vaccines: How fast is progress around the world?

More than six billion doses of coronavirus vaccines have been administered, in at least 196 countries worldwide. However, there are vast differences in the pace of progress in different parts

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In Shoulmari, lives tangle in barbed-wire fence

A barbed-wire strung up by a private solar power company around the only road leading to Shoulmari char in Lalmonirhat has proved to be the bane of the residents of

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Climate change: Stop smoke and mirrors, rich nations told

Rich countries’ plans to curb carbon are “smoke and mirrors” and must be urgently improved, say poorer nations. Ministers meeting here in Milan at the final UN session before the

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