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Egypt, the host for COP27, has included compensation for economic losses due to climate catastrophes on the summit agenda as pressure grows from vulnerable countries to prioritise this issue.

Doctors in England say they are seeing more patients whose health issues appear linked to the cost-of-living crisis, as people struggle to afford the basics.

Young people are increasingly at the forefront of climate change activism. Around 70% of those aged 16-25 are extremely or very worried about the climate.

Chronic loneliness is affecting up to 1 million more people in the UK than pre-pandemic. Where you live and how old you are can be contributing factors.

India has the youngest and largest workforce in the world, but just 5% are formally skilled. A new report highlights the gaps and interventions needed.

One of the most urgent issues confronting the region is the need to tackle decade-high levels of inflation—which are devastating incomes and food security—while also supporting growth.

Only a quarter of the 1.02 billion hijabs bought annually by Indonesians are produced in the country. But new technology is helping local companies grow.

The coup to install a globalist government is now complete as Rishi Sunak was invited to form a new government by King Charles III.

In an era of water insecurity, it is crucial that the hydrogen industry makes it clear that a hydrogen economy won't negatively impact water security.

Global crude oil production majorly curtailed during the pandemic as lockdowns led to the demand - and price - of gasoline falling, Statista chart shows.