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An aftershock took more lives and threatened to pile even more misery on an area of eastern Afghanistan reeling from a powerful earthquake that state media said killed 1,150 people

For years Indramayu has been known as one of Indonesia’s rice centres. The district in West Java is the country’s number one rice producer, generating 1.3 million tonnes of husked rice in 2021, ac

The war in Ukraine was an unprecedented moment of international solidarity across Europe and the entire world. Countless countries have sent humanitarian help, especially in the European Union. It confirms that humanitarian aid is, above all else, a political choice from the world's richest nations. And therefore, those wealthy nations can do more for the rest of the entire world. For our last essay of our GenerAction series, ONE Youth Ambassador Guillermo San Pro Blázquez warns that the co...

The Maasai eviction in Tanzania compounds fears indigenous communities have about the loss of ancestral lands under the ‘30by30’ plan in the Post-2020 GBF.

After decades of rejecting international tax cooperation under multilateral auspices, rich countries have finally agreed. But, by insisting on their own terms, progressive corporate income tax remains

The 164-member World Trade Organization (WTO) has implicitly rubber-stamped a widely-condemned policy of “vaccine apartheid” which has discriminated the world’s poorer nations, mostly in Africa

At the pier, Salvadoran fisherman Nicolás Ayala checked the pocket of his pants to make sure he was carrying the hypertension pills he must take when he is at sea on a 24-hour shift. He smiled becaus

Nine of the 16 oil blocks to be auctioned in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) next month overlap Protected Areas, according to a review of official government maps by Greenpeace Africa.Mi

Earlier this month I was very fortunate to travel to Africa as part of my ongoing work on global health.

"I always express myself in Quechua and I don't feel I’m less of a person," said Elías Ccollatupa, 47, who has been a bilingual intercultural teacher for more than two decades in the Chinchaypujio