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A year of Gen Z protests: Can they bring real change in 2026?
Gen Z protesters are shaking governments worldwide but experts wonder if rage can lead to lasting reform
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How Brazil's 'devastation bill' puts Amazon at risk of deforestation
Brazil's president signs a bill to ease environmental licenses, but uses his veto power to retain some protections
US communities push back against encroaching e-commerce warehouses
More online shopping means more warehouses and trucks in populated areas, but US communities are battling to cut the pollution
War and weather show how fragile food systems are - we must act
In Gaza and parts of Africa, we've seen how vulnerable food systems can be and we must act urgently to strengthen them worldwide
Q&A: Marriage equality in US at risk, says Michigan's top lawyer
The state's attorney general says efforts to undo Obergefell ruling continue after the Supreme Court rejected a bid to overturn it
'We started to feel safe:' The path to Lithuania's same-sex partnerships
Lithuania opened the door to recognising same-sex couples in April, but the enactment progress has been slow
Indian drugmaker promises cheap alternatives - but there鈥檚 a catch
Medicines made by Zee Laboratories have failed quality tests time and again, but its drugs are still on shelves around the world
The major U.S. trends in AI in 2025 - and what's next in 2026
Here's what to know about AI in U.S. workplaces, surveillance, private lives and the courts heading into the new year
AI, bans and facial scans: Digital frontiers in 2026
Gen Z protests, internet shutdowns, surveillance and AI: looking into the digital landscape of 2026
Are biometric IDs blocking Africans from state services?
From Senegal to Ethiopia, the use of digital IDs is surging, but so is exclusion from state services for those left unregistered
