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India’s population and emissions are rising fast, and its ability to tackle poverty without massive fossil fuel use will decide the fate of the planet Via Andy Dorn 
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The number of women leaders around the world has grown, but they’re still a small group. Check out this map to see what countries have had a female leader. Via Andy Dorn
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If capitalism is going to be globalised, it makes sense to globalise the rules and standards that protect people as well Via Andy Dorn
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IKEA is to open production centres in refugee camps in Jordan as part of a long-term plan to create employment for 200,000 disadvantaged people around the world. Via Andy Dorn
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Today we kick off a new project investigating inequality of all kinds, all over the world. Here’s how we plan to approach it – and how you can get involved Via Andy Dorn
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We applaud ourselves for spending 0.7% of GDP on aid, but it’s self-interest dressed up as benevolence, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams Via Andy Dorn
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Workers complain of verbal abuse, impossible targets and ‘poverty pay’ so bad they have to live away from their children Via Andy Dorn
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After decades of struggle, Indigenous sovereignty has arrived in full bloom as a global aspiration and force for human good Via Andy Dorn
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As the world works to achieve the sustainable development goals, a recent UN report identifies six issues that challenge ambitious targets Via Andy Dorn
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Johnny Miller has caused quite a stir with his aerial images of South Africa’s divided communities. He explains the origins of the Unequal Scenes project Via Andy Dorn
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