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We all have a list of unpleasant chores we've successfully been avoiding for a while. Those usually include filing your taxes or making a dentist appointment. In recent years, the climate crisis has also become part of that list of things many prefer not to deal with. Putting off your taxes arguably won't have a major effect on your life - unless you're Donald Trump, perhaps - which may be why we stubbornly continue to do so, but shouldn't the already visible consequences of global warming trigg

Link to climate activism is seven times stronger for anger than it is for hope, say Norwegian researchers

With each new wave, it's easy to wonder whether the pandemic will ever be behind us. DW reporter Hang-Shuen Lee talks to psychologist Lea Dohm about how to strengthen resilience in uncertain times.

The pair first met in Sydney and moved to “the most beautiful place on earth” in Sunrise Beach near Noosa one-and-half years ago. While Ms Dohm, who is a dual citizen, found some work at a cafe it was hard going for Mr Braeutigam. He battled to find work as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold despite becoming licenced to sell property and completing his registration course with the Real Estate Institute of Queensland. “My dad has his own real estate agency (in Stuttgart, Germany) which now belongs to the Colliers International group,” Mr Braeutigam said. “So, I always wanted to continue...