Mexico’s deputy finance minister: Can inequality be reduced?
Gabriel Yorio González discusses Mexico’s struggle to deal with economic disparity.
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Why has the conviction of Senegal’s Sonko sparked such anger?
Ousmane Sonko says charges are politically motivated to stop him challenging President Macky Sall in 2024 election.
How can workers get a ‘just transition’ amid the climate crisis?
Unions are advocating for working people and their families in the urgently-needed drive towards decarbonisation.
How corrupt is the United States Supreme Court?
US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse says 'dark money' is bending the country’s major institutions to the rich and powerful.
What’s behind the summit of South American nations in Brasilia?
Brazil's president wants economic and political bloc to benefit region.
What are the challenges facing Nigeria’s new president?
Bola Tinubu takes over at a time of political division and economic difficulties.
What does re-election of Erdogan mean for Turkey and the world?
Leader set to begin a third term after winning presidential run-off vote.
Why is there another flare-up in tension in northern Kosovo?
Serbian forces on high alert after ethnic Serbs clash with Kosovar police.
What’s behind British political opposition to immigration?
The number of arrivals in the United Kingdom is at record levels despite hardline government policies.
Assad: The rehabilitation of a war criminal
Syria's president returns to Arab League after years of spin and war crimes denial. Plus covering Ecuador’s narco trade.
Cate Blanchett: From Oscar-winning acting to refugee advocacy
The double Academy Award winner discusses how advocating for refugees with the UNHCR has changed her outlook.
How did Greece go from bankruptcy to economic growth?
The economy is recovering after a decade-long debt crisis, but are Greeks feeling the benefits?
Will Turkey’s President Erdogan win another term?
The Turkish leader has got a much-needed endorsement from a nationalist party leader.
What are the root causes of modern-day slavery?
A report finds 50 million people globally are victims of forced unpaid labour.
What is the new reality for migrants at the US southern border?
Human rights groups say tough new rules in wake of Title 42 expiration endanger people seeking asylum.
Can the current ceasefire stop the fighting in Sudan?
The country has been embroiled in war for more than a month.
Plastics treaty: Will the developing world be heard?
NGOs say people from the frontlines of the plastics pollution crisis will have a limited presence at negotiations.
Will the Greece PM be able to form a new government?
The New Democracy party won the general election but fell short of a majority.
Is justice for slavery possible?
Descendants of families who profited from slavery have joined the fight for reparatory justice for slavery in the UK
Will worsening US relations with Beijing affect EU-China trade?
The United States has sought to increase pressure on Beijing.