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Women carry the burden of labour supply in the care industry. Increasing the number of men working in the sector would improve everyone's economic outlook.

The 'power couple' of solar-plus-storage, facilitated by AIoT, will be vital to safeguarding countries' energy security and reducing geopolitical risks.

We are inclined to believe people who communicate with confidence, but there are ways to spot those who actually know what they're talking about.

Plankton reflect climate change’s impact on the ocean - increasing levels of jellyfish signal how rising sea temperatures are altering the ocean food web.

Ending livestock grazing and restoring two native species - the grey wolf and North American beaver - would help repair ecosystems in the region, say scientists.

In the many call centres located in Morocco, where workers of both sexes hold low-paid jobs, the multinational owners do their best to keep out the unions. A criminal code left over from colonial days makes this easier. When Ayoub Saoud wanted to go to his job in call centre Casablanca B2S, 20 security guards barred the way. They would not let him, along with six other employees, go to work. The company had frozen their salaries, suspended their functions and filed a lawsuit against them. (...)

NASA satellite data shows the global sea level has risen over 10cm in 30 years. Human activity is a key factor – and seas are rising at a faster rate.

BEIJING, Aug. 24 (Xinhua) -- The Chips and Science Act recently passed by the U.S. Congress is a typical act of economic coercion that seriously violates market

Trust, accountability and protection from scams are important qualities of financial advice platforms on social media.

Top environment stories: China issues national drought alert; torrential rain in New Zealand; Australia to play catch-up on electric vehicles.