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Hydrogen: A climate game-changer?

Governments turn to green hydrogen in attempts to meet their climate change commitments

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Palestinians turn against the leadership

Could Nizar Banat's death be a turning point in Palestinian politics?

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The pandemic brings more robots

What will be the impact of greater automation in the workplace?

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Cuba at a crossroads

People defy a ban on protests to call for an end to the government

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What's China doing to fight climate change?

China is the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases

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Why has Australia's Covid strategy faltered?

Australia went from global success story to outbreaks and lockdowns. What happened?

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How do the Taliban keep going?

The group has taken more territory this year than any time since 2001

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Silencing dissidents

Are changing politics and new technologies making it harder to be a dissident?

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America after Afghanistan

What will allies and rivals conclude about future US willingness to engage overseas?

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The challenges facing the Taliban

Now that they鈥檝e won the war, are the Taliban capable of governing a changed Afghanistan?

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Methane: The other greenhouse gas

Could reducing methane emissions be a short cut to slowing down global warming?

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What's ailing Japan?

Is the country being held back by a failure to reform?

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Canada votes: Is Trudeau in trouble?

Justin Trudeau has called a snap election less than two years after Canadians last voted

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How powerful is China's navy?

China now has the biggest navy on Earth by some measures. What鈥檚 it going to do with it?

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How green is nuclear energy?

Should nuclear power play a bigger role in attempts to avoid catastrophic climate change?

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Empty shelves and clogged ports

What's behind the global supply crisis?

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Climate change: Lessons from Denmark

A discussion from Copenhagen on how Denmark managed to set such ambitious climate goals

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Nato and China: A new rivalry?

Nato chief says the rise of China should be taken seriously

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Why do military coups still happen?

Protests have broken out in Sudan after the armed forces launched a military coup

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Who pays to fix climate change?

Is the developed world failing to meet its climate finance commitments?

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The future of Chinese capitalism

How will President Xi balance economic growth and state control?

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Fortress Europe: Who gets to come in?

The EU is at loggerheads with Belarus over the arrival of thousands of migrants

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Hunger in Afghanistan: Time to work with the Taliban?

23 million people face acute food insecurity 100 days after the Taliban's return to power

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Omicron: Did Africa get a raw deal?

What the emergence of the Omicron variant says about global cooperation against Covid

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What's going wrong in the Balkans?

Serb politician Milorad Dodik has threatened to pull out of Bosnia's state institutions

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Do digital currencies need policing?

Cryptocurrencies are proliferating. Should regulators intervene or steer clear?

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The Beijing Winter Olympics: High stakes for China

With less than a month to go what will success look like for these most unusual of games?

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Climate change: A risk to food security?

What can be done to protect our food supply from extreme weather events?

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The future of the 麻豆社

What is the role of public service broadcasting in a fragmented media landscape?

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Why Putin has his sights on Ukraine

There are growing fears of a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine

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