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Violence against women has failed to decline in Latin America after the sharp rise recorded during the pandemic. Preventing the causes of such violence remains a major challenge

Constance Okollet Achom, a rural Ugandan woman from Tororo, trains her peers in climate-friendly techniques which enable them to escape domestic violence.

Irish diaspora voting rights will be a key topic discussed at the third Global Irish Civic Forum, which will take place in Dublin in April 2023.

The ongoing plunder of Africa’s natural resources drained by capital flight is holding it back yet again. More African nations face protracted recessions amid mounting debt distress, rubbing salt in

Upheavals on the global stage, including climate change and high import costs, are fuelling food insecurity across Africa.

In this moment of profound challenge in international relations, it was understandable that the conclusion of the G20 meeting left leaders feeling relieved that the meeting took place without a breakd

A civic forum for diaspora groups is being planned in Dublin next year.

An indisputable truth is that no child has ever chosen where to be born, which colour of skin to have, which ethnic community to belong to, what religion to practice and language to speak, or how safe

G20 leaders met in Indonesia in the midst of multiple crises, with 85 percent of the world population expected to face austerity measures and severe budget cuts next year that will impact the most vul

Qatar has spent several years developing its national team ahead of the World Cup, which kicks off on Sunday. The global public, though, is skeptical of the event. Nobody quite knows what to expect.