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Griffiths steps down as relief chief - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

Ghanaians are reeling from power cuts popularly known as "dumsor." Unpaid utility bills, poor infrastructure maintenance and a struggling economy threaten to plunge the entire country back into rolling outages.

The shooting in the Helsinki metropolitan area, perpetrated by a 12-year-old boy, puts school violence back at the center of the political debate in the Nordic country

The outlook for millions of young people entering India's labor market every year is grim, according to a new report.

Ghanaians are reeling under power cuts popularly known as "dumsor." Now, unpaid utility bills, poor infrastructure maintenence and a stuttering economy threaten to plunge the entire country back into rolling outages.

China is increasingly backing up its narrative of good governance by providing governance training to foreign officials in an attempt to develop the Chinese brand in the Middle East.

Traffic congestion inflicted by unplanned urbanisation and expansion reduces the country's overall GDP by 2.9 percent.

In 2021, some 2.25 percent of the population used SHSs. The number declined to 1.81 percent in 2023, according to a recent survey report of the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS).

An agricultural development and food systems economist has called for a comprehensive review of the Public Health Act to help address concerns of...

The death of MDMK leader and sitting MP from Erode Lok Sabha constituency, Ganeshamurthy on Thursday, due to a cardiac arrest after an alleged suicide attempt, has put the INDIA bloc on the back foot in Tamil Nadu.