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As studies warn that a delay in global COVID-19 immunization could affect all nations, here’s a look at vaccine nationalism and what it could mean for the world.

By supplying digital tools to the region's poorest, Latin America and the Caribbean can build a more inclusive society from the ground up and aid their COVID-19 recovery.

Satisfaction with democracy is falling fastest in 18 to 34-year-olds around the world, driven by inequality between the generations, according to a new report from Cambridge University’s Centre for the Future of Democracy.

Great leaders share certain traits. Theyre humble. They know when theyre lucky. And when challenges emerge, they rise to the occasion. These are just some of the insights on effective leadership shared by David Rubenstein on the latest episode of the podcast Rubenstein is the Co-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman of The Carlyle Group, one of the worlds largest private equity firms. Hes also the host of The David Rubenstein Show, interviewing top leaders for Bloomberg, and the author of a new bo...

How to avoid device addiction, eye strain, mental health problems, obesity, and neck and back troubles.

The latest World Economic Forum-Ipsos survey on vaccine confidence shows a shift in attitudes towards the COVID-19 vaccines - and gives details on why some may opt out.

Maybe a little bit. im hesitant to jump on that band wagon. there is a lacking of a sense of belonging, a sense of community. you are not just seeing it in our country. you are seeing it around the globe. that is sort of attributed to globalization. we are also like citizens. we are connect. we were talking about china as an example. how we are so co-dependent on one another. this idea of wanting to belong to this idea of an identity, where that identity holds, what that identity means, i think ...

Straight after what youd expect to be a moment of joy and happiness and all the divisions that have been there in the u.k., a bitterly divided country since that requisite vote in 2016, a decisive victory for boris johnson. youd think that would settle the argument. would certainly settle the political argument. he clearly has a mandate now to get exit done in the words of his slogan but it obviously isnt going to settle the argument, feels like thats going to go on and this is a sign of it. whe...

>> mike: a liberal act >> a liberal activist group launching a digital campaign ad targeting the federalist society, a conservative the globalization that has championed judges appointed by donald trump. the add-on link toin on facebook resize major law firms that sponsor the federalist societys recent annual dinner for brett kavanaugh, 2000 people as washingtons union station. the american civil liberties union is criticizing donald trumps plan to put mexican drug cartels on the governments lis...

The few the 2 front runners Joining us to give the latest on the ground is a London based Sam Weinstein a volunteer with the carbon campaign and momentum a group outside of the Labor party but who are in support of Jeremy Corbyn really live in a global world were all interrelated so on and so Journal truth we work to bring directly to you news and views on local national and international policies and stories that affect us all and we draw out how both of us most impacted women communities of c...