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Children? yes, im worried, she says. thats why we keep moving. we still have several miles to push before we reach this narrow strip of dry land. according to unicef some 6,000 people have now settled here. dependent on aid to survive. >> we dont have enough food for them. >> they dont have bathrooms? and there are more people arriving every day? >> they continue to come min. >> reporter: youre doing everything you can. is it enough? >> thats why we are calling for a broader community. to make s...

Single digits here in texas and southern states. so weve got to maximize that. younger kids, lets get through the school-aged kids by the end of the year. younger kids maybe by early next year. but we are not getting the word out about the urgency to vaccinate the 5 to 11-year-olds. and by the way here in the south were also not vaccinating the 12 to 17-year-olds. >> i dont understand it. as soon as my kid turned 12 we ran out and got him vaccinated. the cases of anorexia among kids and teens so...

RWE risks falling behind in the fast growing and competitive renewables sector if it fails to quickly divest its brown coal activities, activist fund ENKRAFT said, criticising management for failing to come up with a rapid solution.

Australia's Infinity Lithium Corp Ltd said on Monday it will collaborate with a unit of Germany's thyssenkrupp AG to explore the use of green hydrogen in producing lithium.

Gold prices held steady on Monday as market participants weighed the prospect of a faster ending to pandemic-era asset purchases by the U.S. Federal Reserve after data suggested the labour market was rapidly tightening.

Australia's top construction materials maker Boral Ltd said on Monday it would sell its North American fly ash business for $755 million, marking its exit from the market as it looks to focus on its domestic business.

Britain will seek to strengthen its trading relationship with the United States this week when trade minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan visits New York and Washington, but a full free-trade agreement remains a distant prospect.

China's central bank said on Monday it would cut the amount of cash that banks must hold in reserve, its second such move this year, releasing 1.2 trillion yuan ($188 billion) in long-term liquidity to bolster slowing economic growth.

London copper edged higher on Monday after MMG Ltd's decision to shut down production at Peru's Las Bambas copper mine exacerbated supply concerns in an already tight market, although gains were capped by a firmer dollar.

Global nickel smelting activity rebounded in November, powered by gains in North America and Europe, while refined copper production dipped, data from satellite surveillance showed on Monday.