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Naomi Klein argues climate change can drive positive change, citing Wall Street and Fukushima.
Michelle Bonnie negotiates Brexit for the EU, focusing on 500 million citizens' rights.
Many judges in Poland feel threatened as the independence of the judiciary hangs in the balance.
Residents of the Cocos Islands feel cheated by Australia decades after their vote for integration.
60,000 people have arrived on the Italian coast this year, facing dire conditions as European laws restrict their movement and access to support.
The European Union confronts Italy over its risky spending plans to avoid a crisis like Greece's.
Over a thousand Indonesian maids have sought refuge at their embassy in Malaysia in the past three years after facing abuse from employers.
Sweden's unique approach to herd immunity during the pandemic sparks debate among Diehard Swedes.
Four young women, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, lead the fight for climate change legislation.
Activists from ATTAC closed off a major French bank during COP21, unfurling a banner that read 'tax evasion zone' to protest hidden funds for climate action.
In March 2005, The Maldives face challenges from global warming and a positive Tsunami impact.
Reports of unauthorized access to advanced AI models raise concerns about global control and security, featuring insights from experts like Ramesh Srinivasan and Adrian Monck.
The West's toughest sanctions cut Russia off from Swift, impacting global banks and loans.
Pope Leo's call for the regulation of artificial intelligence highlights concerns over its use in warfare and the potential for dehumanization by powerful corporations.
130,000 people lived on Bantayan Island before Typhoon Haiyan struck, leaving behind shattered homes and a desperate need for aid.
Yemen faces a 'Triple F' crisis, leaving hungry children like Mariam without food or education.
Rutger Bregman argues that a universal basic income is not a crazy idea, citing scientific evidence that supports its feasibility.
A Romanian prosecutor convicts over 1,000 officials in the fight against corruption.
China's December policy reversal leads to a COVID surge and significant economic implications.
China invests billions in Africa, raising concerns about its role as a global superpower.
America's withdrawal from international agreements under President Trump has created a power vacuum that China is poised to fill.
75% of the world's freshwater is stored in Antarctic ice sheets, raising concerns over territorial claims and resource extraction in the region.
One speaker at the event warns against the rise of populist movements that redefine themselves as insurgents while attacking the status quo.
Around 10% fewer people live in full democracies today compared to a decade ago, raising concerns about the quality of governance worldwide.
China's banks now hold more assets than those in Europe or America, but their influence in cross-border lending remains limited at just 7%.
Robert Guest reviews the Democracy Index, highlighting global democratic challenges and engagement.
Seventy-five years after its founding, the United Nations faces significant challenges from nationalism and great power rivalry.
Shirley Islam's citizens assembly in Glasgow aims to restore trust in politics through dialogue.
The pope leads a government with a UN presence, influencing over one billion people worldwide.
Record numbers of journalists were imprisoned last year, with many attacked or murdered for their work, raising concerns about press freedom worldwide.
Matt Steinglass discusses the Netherlands' potential recognition of three-parent families.
The video discusses the need for taxation to support public services amid an aging population.
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf discusses the need for more women in leadership roles worldwide.
40 million tourists are expected to visit Japan by 2020, as the country prepares for the Rugby World Cup and the Tokyo Olympics.
COVID-19 disrupts global trade, impacting the garment industry and millions of workers in Asia.
The Covid-19 pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine have exposed the vulnerabilities and interdependencies of global trade systems.
In 2017, the Gates Foundation launched Goalkeepers to track progress on the UN's 17 global goals, highlighting significant improvements and the need for continued investment.
Parag Khanna explores how megacities are competing over connectivity in a global network civilization, highlighting the significance of pipelines, Internet cables, and advanced technologies.
Founded in 1945, the United Nations faces criticism regarding its effectiveness in maintaining global peace and security amid ongoing international conflicts.
SpaceX's Starlink project aims to provide global high-speed internet access through a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites, addressing connectivity challenges worldwide.
As the world grapples with climate change, this documentary reveals the alarming gaps in global efforts to meet the Paris Agreement's goals.
Vir Das discusses global news beyond President Trump, focusing on India and Africa.
Nicholas Jackson discusses the Pandora Papers and the role of tax havens in financial secrecy.
Teresa May's Brexit deal leads Britain to choose between trade models with the EU.
The European Union is a political and economic union of 28 Member States generating 24% of global GDP.
Migrants continue to risk their lives to reach Europe as European policies lead to deadly outcomes.
The video highlights the disparity in attention given to Syrian and African refugees.
Al Gore highlights climate crises in Canada, the UK, Pakistan, and China ahead of COP28.
