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If the fear of sharps makes a visit to the doctor dreadful, you need not dread it anymore.A South Korean company's invention of an innovative micro-needle patch could make you look forward to your

The Lacandona jungle in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas is home to 769 species of butterflies, 573 species of trees, 464 species of birds, 114 species of mammals, 119 species of amphibians and r

Half the world eats rice. In Bangladesh, everyone eats it. The small, densely-populated nation is the third-highest rice-producing country in the world.For a nation of 170 million people which h

World Bank aid encourages governments to enable illicit financial outflows to offshore tax havens by reducing capital controls, thus draining precious foreign exchange and government resources.A

A powerful effort is needed to equip food systems to advance human and planetary health, says Dr Ismahane Elouafi, CGIAR's Executive Managing Director.

Lawyers for Mr Fanning say article marks ‘new frontier of libel law’ and suspect artificial intelligence (AI) was being used to aggregate news articles

In the past, Salma Begum, 40, lost her crops due to disasters. Now she and other women are involved in practices that make their farms climate-resilient.

Despite facing Taliban restrictions and controlled content, Afghan women navigate a digital landscape, showcasing their strength and determination in the face of adversity

An agreement signed between the Rwandan government and the APTF gives hope of helping the continent tackle vaccine inequity.

It unlocks numerous opportunities for both countries and opens a world of possibilities.