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A political commentator describes the Tunisian parliamentary election as an “orchestrated show” aiming to give out “an image of democracy.”

Hal talks with teachers and students about the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on learning.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet will help expose the reality of Zionism that has existed under a liberal disguise, says an activist.

An Oxfam report, which analyzed 1727 attacks on Yemeni civilians since the start of 2021, shows that at least 839 civilians were killed and 1775 others were wounded during this time

MP's speech launching his Net Zero Review, in which he urges policymakers to go 'further, faster' to decarbonise UK economy

Twitter CEO Elon Musk may have “vague libertarian ideas,” but he is economically anchored to the military-industrial complex, says an academic.

US intelligence officials consider Israel to be one of the most aggressive states in launching surveillance operations on US soil, even targeting the very seat of power.

World Economic Forum and Boston Consulting Group warn that despite growing demand for green products, supply chain risks pose a major threat to the net zero transition

All the top green business news from around the world this week, including India wind power targets, China EV sales, and calls for a net zero referendum in Switzerland

BusinessGreen rounds up all the key recommendations and conclusions from Chris Skidmore's Net Zero Review