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The installation of photovoltaic panels to use solar energy to irrigate small farms is expanding quickly in Chile because it lowers costs and optimizes the use of scarce water resources.This long,

Selyn, a women-led handloom business, offers flexible employment and valuable income opportunities to about 1,000 women artisans and persons from marginalized groups in rural Sri Lanka. Selyn develops

Zero leprosy is not an impossible dream, says Yohei Sasakawa, WHO Goodwill Ambassador for Leprosy Elimination at the launch of the 2024 appeal.

Rural life in Latin America and the Caribbean continues to be marked by poverty and inequality compared to the towns and cities where the vast majority of the population lives. A new focus on rural li

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s week-long tour across four African countries was aimed at strengthening the US-Africa relationship, but did it?

Global South countries now get a chance to voice their unique concerns on the world stage.

Artisanal mining, or "garimpo" as it is known in Brazil, has returned to the headlines as a factor in the deaths of Yanomami indigenous people, whose territory in the extreme north of Brazil suffers c

The Republic of Mauritius, an island nation, experienced its latest flash floods since the last bad one in 2013. These floods resulted in the loss of lives and hefty bills for car insurers with over 3

Germany needs skilled workers from abroad, and its labor minister has just signed a relevant deal in Vietnam. But potential immigrants fear that racism in Germany is on the rise. Rosalia Romaniec reports from Vietnam.

Europe News: Learn about the growing concerns of migrant workers in Germany due to rising racism. Discover the challenges they face and the efforts being made to address the issue.