Top news stories: first six African countries to receive mRNA technology; new US FDA head vows to tackle misinformation; Hong Kong fights growing outbreak.
February is Black History Month and 10 years since Trayvon Martin’s death sparked the Black Lives Matter movement. Here are key moments over the decade.
Top environment stories: Germany appoints Greenpeace's Jennifer Morgan as climate envoy; world's glaciers contain less ice than originally thought; Ireland plans to retrofit a third of ho...
The world is facing a mental health crisis for children and adolescents, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and historic underfunding.
Top environment stories: Research finds more than 73,000 species of tree on Earth; Plants in the UK are flowering a month earlier; Cutting down on fossil fuel-based plastics is crucial to...
From pandemics to the pitfalls of AI, journalist Gillian Tett joins the Book Club Podcast to explain how an anthropologist’s view of global risks can help understand and solve them.
The US Omicron death toll has now surpassed the highest seven-day average of the more severe Delta variant – this is why.
Top stories: tropical storm Ana kills more than 80 in Africa; drivers stuck in snow in Athens; US climate change envoy John Kerry warns 'we're in trouble'.
To reach net zero, we first need to improve energy efficiency, says Fatih Birol, head of the International Energy Agency.
Top COVID-19 news stories: record cases in South Korea, Russia and Czech Republic; WHO warns against assuming Omicron is the COVID-19 'endgame'; study finds Omicron survives longer on pla...
UN chief appeals for support for developing countries; German chancellor calls for 'paradigm shift' on climate action; pristine coral reef found off Tahiti.
日本の岸田文雄首相は、「民主主義の価値観を守りながら、経済社会を大きく変換する」というミッションを掲げ、人と地球、持続可能性と包摂性を第一に考えた経済政策を掲げています。 ダボス・アジェンダ2022の特別講演では、新型コロナウイルスの克服、「新しい資本主義」による日本経済の再生、そして「新時代リアリズム外交」の実現という3つの優先課題を挙げました。
Japan’s economic recovery will be driven by digitization and investments in green technology and human capital, Prime Minister Kishida Fumio told The Davos Agenda.
The Edelman Trust Barometer 2022 finds two-thirds of people distrust organizations, with scientists most trusted and government least. Here’s what else you need to know.
Here's what inequality looks like in 2022. The gap between rich and poor has widened during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is what governments can do, according to Oxfam’s latest inequality ...
