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Solutions journalism focuses not just on problems, but on what's being done to fix them. We highlight programs, policies, and initiatives that are making measurable positive impact.
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A charity working to unite Israelis and Palestinians just raised a record-breaking £6.7 million, nearly double last year's total. The funds support groups defending democracy, protecting communities from violence, and building partnerships across conflict lines.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says signing and ratifying a peace agreement with Azerbaijan is his top priority before leaving office. He's calling it a personal failure if the deal isn't complete by the time his tenure ends.
South Korea's national water utility is bringing cutting-edge AI water management technology to Austin, Texas, as the booming tech hub races to secure enough water for its rapid growth. The partnership could help Korean innovations become the global standard.
Nigeria's maritime security program just got a major tech upgrade with new drones and armored vehicles protecting its waters. The Deep Blue Project now monitors vessels in real-time, helping coastal communities thrive while fighting illegal fishing and piracy.
Technical university teachers in Ghana are heading back to classrooms after reaching a breakthrough agreement with education officials. The deal resolves key disputes over pay and career advancement that had threatened to derail the academic year.
Ghana is developing a National Plant-Based Food Systems Plan to boost local food production, improve nutrition, and build climate resilience. The initiative aims to strengthen the agricultural sector while protecting millions of livelihoods from climate threats.
Electric SUVs that cost $50,000 new are now selling for under $25,000 used, making clean transportation affordable for millions more families. Sales jumped to record highs last month as returning lease vehicles flooded the market with low-mileage options.
After nearly 12 years, Algeria's national airline has restored direct flights to Libya's capital, marking a major step toward normalcy for the North African nation. The move follows the UN lifting airspace restrictions that had isolated Libya since 2015.
Former Ghana President John Kufuor says today's rapid tech changes mean young people can't afford the decades-long leadership training his generation had. His foundation now packages 40 years of lessons into a three-year program.
More than 60 artworks by Indigenous artists in Western Australia's Pilbara region capture the beauty of scorching desert summers. The free exhibition at Spinifex Hill Studio showcases how extreme heat brings life to the landscape.
After selling his homes and cars to keep his dream alive for over a decade, Chief Olusola Adepoju's sugar factory in Oyo State has finally completed test runs and is heading toward commercial production. What nearly became another abandoned industrial project is now poised to become one of Nigeria's most significant agro-industrial investments.
A leading advocacy center is breaking down barriers that have long pushed visually impaired students away from science and math careers. New teacher training programs and assistive technology initiatives are opening doors once considered closed.