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The climate and COVID-19: a convergence of crises
Investment in start-ups has dropped during the crisis - but there are opportunities for those developing tech geared towards building a new, greener future.
Covid-19 crisis shows supply chains need to embrace new technologies
Coronavirus crisis has magnified existing supply chain problems to a massive scale - ones that can be solved by embracing technologies in new ways.
'The second wave is in our hands'- WHO COVID-19 briefing
The WHO warned countries to take a cautious approach to lifting coronavirus lockdowns to avoid a punishing second wave of the virus.
This is how couples around the world are marrying under COVID-19
Around the world, couples are finding creative ways to tie the knot while obeying social distancing restrictions.
Malaria could make a comeback thanks to COVID-19
Malaria cases could double in Sub-Saharan Africa as the coronavirus pandemic causes prevention programmes to be delayed, health leaders warn.
In pictures: life under lockdown around the world
As millions of people across the globe self-isolate to reduce the spread of COVID-19, life does continue... From marriage proposals to remote baking, these images capture the new normal.
10 technology trends to watch in the COVID-19 pandemic
The coronavirus demonstrates the importance of – and the challenges associated with – new technologies like digital payments, telehealth and robotics.
Three of the world's hardest-hit nations are preparing to end their lockdowns
After the US, the three countries hardest-hit by COVID-19 have begun to lift their lockdowns, or have announced plans to do so.
COVID-19 could trigger a spike in measles cases. Here’s how
With everything focused on the fight against coronavirus, preventable infectious diseases could make a comeback, as routine vaccinations are postponed around the world.
Coronavirus has put plant protein back on the menu for China
With COVID-19 raising concerns from Chinese citizens over links between meat and viral diseases, they are instead turning to meatless products like Omnipork.
What would the COVID-19 pandemic look like if it happened 20 years ago?
If COVID-19 had struck 20 years ago, our global response would have been far less capable, writes Timothy Devinney Professor of International Business, University of Manchester.
The COVID-19 sex bias: why does it kill more men than women?
All over the world, from China to Australia, a mixture of genes, hormones and the immune system makes men more susceptible to coronavirus.