Money, Power & People
One year on, how war is pushing Sudan towards famine
After 12 months of conflict in Sudan, five million people face the risk of famine in one of the world's most acute forgotten crises
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The World Bank and IMF must put a value on clean air
Air pollution is a "silent killer", say former New Zealand PM and former WHO chief scientist
'Slow-motion disaster': Panama's Indigenous leave home as sea levels rise
The Guna people of Panama's sinking Gardi Sugdub island are planning to move to the mainland to escape rising sea levels
Don't forget women in new UN climate fund, policymakers urged
The loss and damage fund's success hinges on women's participation and recognising their uneven climate burden, rights groups say
What are trans self-ID laws and what impact do they have?
Trans Germans will now be able to declare their gender change at a registry office, bypassing psychological assessments and court
Fortress Europe: Migration flashpoints in an election year
After record arrivals in parts of Europe in 2023, an EU policy revamp before June's parliament election aims to stem migration
Girls suffer most as Nigeria kidnap scourge hits school attendance
Mass kidnappings in Nigeria are closing schools and keeping girls at home, depriving them of education and opportunities
Hollywood animation, VFX unions fight AI job cut threat
Entertainment bosses see AI as a way to cut costs, but animators and visual effects workers are fighting back
Doxxing and hate speech: Trans Bangladeshis demand safety online
Social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram must do more to remove anti-LGBTQ+ content as hate spreads, activists say
Social media influencers are India's new election campaigners
The world's biggest democracy has turned to social media stars to spread party political messages ahead of general elections
