Israel’s military operation in Rafah has exacerbated the hunger crisis in southern Gaza while a projected famine in the enclave’s north remains a high risk, according food-security experts.
The U.K.’s closely watched plan has been criticized by some as inhumane, and praised by others as a pragmatic response to a global crisis. Now it might be shut down amid logistical, political and legal issues.
Federal Covid aid for schools improved test scores, but the impact was modest and many students remain behind, new research finds.
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Entrust is kicking off its dividend payment process this week, that will see 364,000 central, east, and south Aucklanders receive a dividend in September.
Plant-based meat alternatives, despite being ultraprocessed, may be healthier for the heart than meat, a new report suggests.
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As multinational retailers diminish their dependence on Chinese factories, some are shifting production to India.
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Islamist regime has issued hundreds of contracts to tap gold, gemstones and minerals
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Rome and Paris are vying for the same influential role in new European Commission
Lauren Elkin explores questions of feminism and fidelity in a time-hopping tale of two marriages
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These Georgian apartments on London’s Piccadilly are beloved for their very lack of glitz. Once home to Lord Byron and Greta Garbo, they are now sought after by a special kind of A-lister
UAE and Saudi Arabia are leading region’s efforts to reduce dependence on oil and gas
Court of Appeal to hear test case for widening use of class action lawsuits
Some producers have started to row back on low-carbon strategies amid high fossil fuel demand and investor concerns
Proponents of continued fossil fuel use say it is the only way for the continent to industrialise
Momentum behind net zero pledges could be fading as Beijing prioritises economic growth and energy security
But spending still at less than half of estimated level needed by the early 2030s to achieve net zero targets
Businesses globally have attracted billions in venture capital for clean and renewable power projects