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Nigeria bids to host COP32 climate summit in Lagos

The government wants to bring the UN climate summit to Africa's most populous city in 2027 but will face competition The post Nigeria bids to host COP32 climate summit in Lagos appeared first on Climate Home News.

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: Climate Home News favicon Climate Home News

Donald Trump’s tariffs are a throwback to the 1930s

“Economic nationalism”, our predecessors wrote, “is almost an American invention”

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

Donald Trump’s tariffs are a throwback to the 1930s

“Economic nationalism”, our predecessors wrote, “is almost an American invention”

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

WHO and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia sign agreements in support of health priorities

The Riyadh International Humanitarian Forum 2025 was a significant event that underscored the continued partnership between WHO and KSrelief, as well as with other international partners to address critical humanitarian health crises. The agreements made during the forum are pivotal in combating diseases like malaria, cholera, and polio, and ensuring better healthcare for displaced populations. The forum also...

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: WHO News favicon WHO News

Aid cannot make poor countries rich

For decades, officials have promised to raise economic growth. For decades, they have failed

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

Aid cannot make poor countries rich

For decades, officials have promised to raise economic growth. For decades, they have failed

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

It is not the economic impact of tariffs that is most worrying

What are the lessons of the 1930s?

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

It is not the economic impact of tariffs that is most worrying

What are the lessons of the 1930s?

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

International Funding Cuts: You can help

Today we are seeing some of the worst foreign aid cuts in history, that put the work of our local peacebuilding partners at risk. Your support will enable their urgent work to resist and end global violence. The post International Funding Cuts: You can help appeared first on Peace Direct.

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: Peace Direct favicon Peace Direct

UK homes install subsidised heat pumps at record level

Government-backed heat pump installations in the UK reached record levels for 2024.

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: BBC Climate favicon BBC Climate

Acceptance is Key to Mental Health for LGBTQ+ Youth, Data Shows

The Trevor Project, a nonprofit focused on suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ youth, released a new report that gives a state-by-state look at mental health ...

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: EdSurge favicon EdSurge

COP30 chief calls for global unity on climate action as cooperation falters

COP30 president André Corrêa do Lago defended climate multilateralism and called for cooperation in his first address at the UN The post COP30 chief calls for global unity on climate action as cooperation falters appeared first on Climate Home News.

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: Climate Home News favicon Climate Home News

Scientists discover new part of the immune system

New part of the immune system - hidden inside our bodies - could be used to make new antibiotics.

Published on: March 06, 2025 | Source: BBC Climate favicon BBC Climate

Trump’s tariff turbulence is worse than anyone imagined

Even his concessions are less generous than expected

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

Trump’s tariff turbulence is worse than anyone imagined

Even his concessions are less generous than expected

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

Why silver is the new gold

Safe-haven demand and solar panels have sent its price soaring

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

Why silver is the new gold

Safe-haven demand and solar panels have sent its price soaring

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

Nigerian deportees: 'All we insist on is that they are returned with dignity'

Nigeria's Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar speaks to the BBC about the deportation of Nigerians from the US.

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: BBC Africa favicon BBC Africa

Dancing as therapy at Rio's 'Baile Charme' parties

A cultural phenomenon from Rio de Janeiro's suburbs is conquering Brazil. At the "Baile Charme," the city's traditional Black music parties, collective dancing fosters community and identity.

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: Deutsche Welle (DW) favicon Deutsche Welle (DW)

Australia: Canberra's journey to 100% renewables

Australia is a fossil fuel giant, yet its capital is a global clean energy pioneer. As coal and gas investment was banished in favor of wind and solar, cheaper electricity bills followed.

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: Deutsche Welle (DW) favicon Deutsche Welle (DW)

As Schools Prioritize Digital Literacy, My Students Are Being Left Behind

“Over the past three years, I have seen my students’ gaps in knowledge regarding internet use and other basic digital skills as a serious and ...

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: EdSurge favicon EdSurge

'You're under arrest' - how Ngamba made history against all odds

In the latest episode of Born to Brawl, Cindy Ngamba shares her incredible story before her first professional fight against Kirstie Bavington.

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: BBC Africa favicon BBC Africa

Children evacuated from Gaza for medical treatment

The first of an estimated 2,000 Gazan children needing medical treatment arrive in Jordan.

Published on: March 05, 2025 | Source: BBC Middle East favicon BBC Middle East

German car ramming attacks: Why do they keep happening?

Three car attacks have led to injuries and loss of life in German towns in the space of mere weeks.

Published on: March 04, 2025 | Source: Deutsche Welle (DW) favicon Deutsche Welle (DW)

Gazans pay a high price for dangerous batteries to light tents 

As conflict makes energy supplies scarce, displaced Gazans are forced to buy old or reconditioned batteries for power, with doctors warning of health risks The post Gazans pay a high price for dangerous batteries to light tents appeared first on Climate Home News.

Published on: March 04, 2025 | Source: Climate Home News favicon Climate Home News

Woolly mice designed to engineer mammoth-like elephants

Experiments on mice could see hairy, genetically modified elephants living in the Arctic, a US company claims.

Published on: March 04, 2025 | Source: BBC Climate favicon BBC Climate

Can Colleges Do More to Help Students Succeed?

“The narrative of everybody’s less well prepared is actually not as [helpful], as we need to be prepared for having really capable students coming in … ...

Published on: March 04, 2025 | Source: EdSurge favicon EdSurge

Gazans face tough choices as their future is debated on the global stage

Their fate is the discussion of Arab leaders in Egypt but what do Gazans want for their future?

Published on: March 04, 2025 | Source: BBC Middle East favicon BBC Middle East

Trump’s new tariffs are his most extreme ever

America targets its three biggest trading partners: Canada, Mexico and China

Published on: March 03, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

Trump’s new tariffs are his most extreme ever

America targets its three biggest trading partners: Canada, Mexico and China

Published on: March 03, 2025 | Source: Economist - Finance favicon Economist - Finance

Countries fail again to decide timing of key IPCC climate science reports

China, Saudi Arabia and India pushed back against a proposal to align the IPCC flagship reports with the timeline of the global stocktake of climate action The post Countries fail again to decide timing of key IPCC climate science reports appeared first on Climate Home News.

Published on: March 03, 2025 | Source: Climate Home News favicon Climate Home News

Less Power, More Conviction – Respect and Kindness in Mediation. Member Spotlight: Miro Prek

Miro Prek’s career is a testament to the intersection of law, education and sustainability. Originally from Slovenia, Miro has lived and worked across Europe, assuming a number of different expert… The post Less Power, More Conviction – Respect and Kindness in Mediation. Member Spotlight: Miro Prek appeared first on Mediators Beyond Borders International.

Published on: March 03, 2025 | Source: Mediators Beyond Borders favicon Mediators Beyond Borders

Cultivating Joy Among the 'Community of Learners'

Cultivating joy is a daily goal for teacher Nita Creekmore: “I try to bring my authentic self into the classroom space. I’m silly. I sing. I’m funny ...

Published on: March 03, 2025 | Source: EdSurge favicon EdSurge

Early Numeracy as a Cornerstone of Long-Term Academic Success

Early literacy often dominates conversations around foundational learning in today’s educational system. However, despite the emphasis on STEM in later ...

Published on: March 03, 2025 | Source: EdSurge favicon EdSurge

Oil giant Pemex fails to control methane emissions, threatening Mexico’s net zero goal

A Climate Home investigation shows Mexico's state oil firm has struggled to cut its methane emissions as promised, risking the country's net zero ambitions The post Oil giant Pemex fails to control methane emissions, threatening Mexico’s net zero goal appeared first on Climate Home News.

Published on: March 03, 2025 | Source: Climate Home News favicon Climate Home News