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The impact of coronavirus on supply chains is likely to result in millions facing malnutrition, as countries are reducing exports, meaning Africa can't import the supplies it needs.
With COVID-19 raising concerns from Chinese citizens over links between meat and viral diseases, they are instead turning to meatless products like Omnipork.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted on global value chains, with severe implications for international production networks.
Academics at universities in London and Durham are exploring whether medical detection dogs can help identify coronavirus cases in humans.
As we grapple with the fears and challenges posed by the coronavirus outbreak, many wonder what it means to be a health worker or a patient in the face of life-threatening disease. These ...
Today's big stories: British PM Johnson returns to work; France, Italy and Spain prepare to ease lockdowns; and the global death toll could be much higher than records show.
The pandemic means prisoners are not only denied their freedom, their lives are put at risk. Large numbers must now be released.
COVID-19 and the subsequent collapse in oil prices have created an opportunity for unprecedented global collaboration on a sustainable energy transition.
A roundup of the latest news, including global deaths topping 200,000, lockdown protests in Berlin, and Spanish children allowed back outside to play.
As buildings remain empty during lockdown, there is concern about how water built up in pipes will affect our health when we finally return to work.
As demand for oil reaches an all-time low, many countries are shutting down production as there is nowhere left to store it.
Historians, philosophers, theologians, and jurists are helping the German government to ease lockdown restrictions, taking into account the ethical and legal ramifications.


