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"Gaia Hypothesis" creator celebrates 101 years

Veteran environmentalist James Lovelock reflects on his career and the planet's future

• 17 mins

Will live streaming gigs save the music industry?

Musicians tell us how they are finding innovative ways to get around the pandemic

• 17 mins

Evading sanctions

How easy is it to get around sanctions?

• 17 mins

Trump's climate rollback

Environmental regulations are being systematically weakened by the US government

• 17 mins

Paid not to work: Burden or opportunity?

Did furlough schemes get people out the habit of work?

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Business Weekly

A veteran scientist's view on the planet's future

• 36 mins

Rich and frugal?

Why some millionaires - and billionaires - don鈥檛 splash their cash

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A family rift in Syria

Why does the President of Syria seemingly want to destroy his cousin Rami Makhlouf?

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US evictions crisis?

Millions face losing benefits and eviction after Congress failed to extend the Cares Act

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Does online networking work?

Conferences during Covid-19: The challenge of taking face-to-face events online

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Destruction and corruption in Beirut

The businesses hoping to rebuild after Beirut's port explosion

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Business Weekly

Why are the members of Syria鈥檚 powerful ruling elite pitted against each other?

• 49 mins

Coronavirus: A disaster for feminism?

The impact of the pandemic on gender inequality

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African women and Covid

Is the virus hitting the economic opportunities of women in Africa the hardest?

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Breaking the silence in Belarus

President Alexander Lukashenko is facing ever stronger resistance

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Sudan: Dealing with Covid and Sanctions

Relief efforts are impeded by Sudan鈥檚 designation as a state sponsor of terrorism

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Will TikTok find a US buyer?

President Trump has given the Chinese firm a deadline to sell off its US operations

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Business Weekly

As strike action escalates in Belarus, what is the future for the former Soviet republic?

• 49 mins

A nudge in the right direction

Can a nudge - or a shove - persuade us to act for the common good?

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Education in Africa

Is the continent looking at a lost generation of students because of Covid-19?

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Romance scamming: A global industry

Who is running online romance scams.... and who is falling for them?

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Biotech: The future of food

How technology is re-engineering the food on our plate

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Biotech: The future of farming

We hear from those who argue biotechnology is about to disrupt agriculture for good

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Business Weekly

The mining giant Rio Tinto comes under fire for the destruction of archeological sites

• 49 mins

Boredom: The secret to creativity?

Why being bored might be good for us

• 17 mins

Restaurants adapting to survive

Eateries around the world are adapting to survive, but how much longer can they last?

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Can Western universities survive without China?

Some universities fear they have become too financially dependent on Chinese students

• 17 mins

Would you buy a T-shirt made with slave labour?

How can firms keep Uighur forced labour out of their supply chains?

• 17 mins

Africa's malware problem

Many Africans are buying Chinese-made smartphones that steal their information

• 17 mins

Business Weekly

Avoiding slave labour in supply chains

• 49 mins