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'It's our stuff': consumers wage right-to-repair revolution
insight
Moon dust: Greenland's recipe for saving Planet Earth
Afghans get food, blankets, cash in aid as hunger and cold loom
As post-COVID travel picks up, should we cut business flights?
IN PICTURES: Four Afghan women tell of lives upturned by Taliban
Poor countries' debt rose 12% to record $860 bln in 2020
explainer
How will Taliban rule impact girls' education in Afghanistan?
Lebanon's crisis pushes mental health services to the limit
U.N. chief appeals for $8 bln to equitably vaccinate 40% of world
Africa vaccine plant planned as drugmakers urged to protect poor
Afghan women launch refugee school on U.S. army base
One month on, El Salvador's bitcoin use grows but problems persist
Development banks linked to nature loss worth $800 bln per year
Mozambican slave descendants fight for snatched S. African land
'Digital divide' hits rural Black Americans hardest
Who wins, who loses from the boom in climate prediction startups?
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Facebook down: What the outage meant for the developing world
Can COP26 help poorer countries save the world?
Lebanon collapse: Digital vigilantes hold powerful to account
explainer
Pandora Papers: How the powerful hide wealth offshore
Pandora Papers allegedly link world leaders to secret wealth
Sitting pretty? Indian shop workers win the right to a chair
No place like home: Afghan evacuees caught in US housing crisis
Asia's gig workers strive to match global gains on labour rights
factbox
U.S. states outlawing education on critical race theory
Canada marks first national holiday for indigenous reconciliation
Almost half of Argentines in shadow of poverty
Homestays open doors to financial freedom for women in South Asia
Hong Kong developer to research how to tackle housing crisis
El Salvador's bitcoin 'experiment' sidelines digital poor
Canada to compensate indigenous foster children for discrimination
UK food banks 'prepare for the worst' as COVID-19 aid comes to end
China's Belt and Road plans losing momentum as debts mount
Thai airport workers seek compensation for lost lunch breaks
United Airlines ready to fire workers for defying vaccine mandate
explainer
Amazon is enticing workers with college fees. What's the catch?
Cambodia raises minimum textiles wage by $2
California to require garment industry to pay hourly wages to work
With births and a beauty salon, Afghans transform U.S. base
White House backs workplace rights bill for nursing mothers
Migrants in Chile's north fearful after fiery protests
analysis
Angela Merkel: the 'climate chancellor' who faced two ways
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