Trump Rages at Crooked' Biden and Blames RIGGED' 2020 Election for Russia Mess', Gaza War and Inflation: People SHOULD GO TO JAIL'Trump blamed the 2020 election results for current global crises and demanded jail for those he holds responsible.
Many will die': UN aid chief warns of fallout as humanitarian relief cutRecent cuts to humanitarian aid threaten millions globally, risking lives and worsening crises in places like Gaza, Sudan, Syria, and Ukraine.
World Food Day: A call to action for a resilient and equitable global food systemClimate change and conflict are severely impacting global food systems, leading to increased food insecurity and volatility in essential food prices.
Many will die': UN aid chief warns of fallout as humanitarian relief cutRecent cuts to humanitarian aid threaten millions globally, risking lives and worsening crises in places like Gaza, Sudan, Syria, and Ukraine.
World Food Day: A call to action for a resilient and equitable global food systemClimate change and conflict are severely impacting global food systems, leading to increased food insecurity and volatility in essential food prices.
US Finally Agrees to Back Limits on Plastic Production. Here's Why That Matters.Pacific Island nations face severe impacts from plastic pollution despite contributing minimal waste, highlighting global environmental injustice.
My no-plastic life: I tried to cut out single-use items for a month and it almost broke mePlastic pollution is escalating rapidly, and it may surpass the number of fish in the oceans by mid-century.
Negotiators fail to reach an agreement on a plastic pollution treaty. Talks to resume next yearNegotiators failed to reach a treaty agreement on plastic pollution in South Korea and will continue talks next year.
US Finally Agrees to Back Limits on Plastic Production. Here's Why That Matters.Pacific Island nations face severe impacts from plastic pollution despite contributing minimal waste, highlighting global environmental injustice.
My no-plastic life: I tried to cut out single-use items for a month and it almost broke mePlastic pollution is escalating rapidly, and it may surpass the number of fish in the oceans by mid-century.
Negotiators fail to reach an agreement on a plastic pollution treaty. Talks to resume next yearNegotiators failed to reach a treaty agreement on plastic pollution in South Korea and will continue talks next year.
Uncertainty Is Uncomfortable, and Technology Makes It Worse. That Doesn't Have to Be a Bad ThingA minor software error caused a global crisis, highlighting the risks of interconnected systems in technology.
Australians Hit With One Cyber Attack Every Second in 2024Australia experienced a dramatic increase in data breaches in 2024, with each second seeing a user attacked.Cybersecurity concerns have escalated globally, with billions of accounts compromised, driven by growing online risks.
Uncertainty Is Uncomfortable, and Technology Makes It Worse. That Doesn't Have to Be a Bad ThingA minor software error caused a global crisis, highlighting the risks of interconnected systems in technology.
Australians Hit With One Cyber Attack Every Second in 2024Australia experienced a dramatic increase in data breaches in 2024, with each second seeing a user attacked.Cybersecurity concerns have escalated globally, with billions of accounts compromised, driven by growing online risks.
Therapy Alone Can't Solve the Global Mental Healthcare CrisisBarriers to traditional mental healthcare remain high despite evolving acceptance.Healthcare systems need innovative solutions to address the mental health crisis.Not all individuals seek or need therapy for mental health issues.
One in six children live in conflict zones this year: UNICEFMore than one in six children worldwide live in conflict zones, leading to significant risks and displacement.
The WorldHezbollah faced a significant and coordinated attack, indicated by simultaneous pager explosions causing injuries and fatalities.Deadly floods have displaced millions in Africa and raised death tolls in Europe, emphasizing the urgency of addressing climate-related disasters.
Can UN COP16 summit help stop the Earth's land drying out? DW 12/12/2024The degradation of Earth's land is an existential crisis affecting billions, driven largely by climate change, deforestation, and unsustainable agricultural practices.
What's causing the rise in drug-resistant superbugs?Climate change is contributing to antimicrobial resistance, which could result in ten million deaths annually by 2050.
The WorldHezbollah faced a significant and coordinated attack, indicated by simultaneous pager explosions causing injuries and fatalities.Deadly floods have displaced millions in Africa and raised death tolls in Europe, emphasizing the urgency of addressing climate-related disasters.
Can UN COP16 summit help stop the Earth's land drying out? DW 12/12/2024The degradation of Earth's land is an existential crisis affecting billions, driven largely by climate change, deforestation, and unsustainable agricultural practices.
What's causing the rise in drug-resistant superbugs?Climate change is contributing to antimicrobial resistance, which could result in ten million deaths annually by 2050.
Opinion | In These Dark Times, Stand Up for Human DignityHaiti is in a severe crisis, marked by violence and political instability, demanding urgent attention and compassion from the international community.
How the War in Ukraine Has Been a Major Contributor to Global InflationVoters' dissatisfaction with inflation, partly driven by the war in Ukraine, significantly influenced Donald Trump's recent election victory.
Why the EU might delay a law to slow deforestation DW 11/13/2024The EU is considering delaying the implementation of the EUDR, risking worsening deforestation amidst an ongoing global forest loss crisis.
Humanity is on the verge of shattering Earth's natural limits', say experts in biodiversity warningHumanity faces dire consequences if immediate action on biodiversity loss is not taken during the urgent negotiations at Cop16.
Half the world lacks access to safe drinking water DW 08/30/2024More than 4.4 billion people lack access to safely managed drinking water, highlighting a significant global public health issue.
Bankruptcy filing of large wine producer spells scary time for state of industryVintage Wine Estates, a major wine producer, filed for bankruptcy due to struggling sales, industry challenges, and rushed IPO.The wine industry, especially lower-priced wines, is facing challenges due to a shift in consumer preferences towards fine wines and decreased consumption among younger generations.Experts warn of a global crisis in the wine industry characterized by a decrease in consumption, affecting businesses like Monte Rio Cellars.
Gordon Brown warns African nations forced to pay debt over funding vital healthcareGordon Brown emphasizes urgent need for West to offer debt relief to African countries as they face worst crisis in a generation.
Nearly 120 million people were displaced around the world in 2023, UNHCR report saysForced displacement continues to rise globally, with wars, conflicts, and new crises contributing to the escalating numbers.