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Work or Family: Sri Lankan Women Shouldn’t Have to Choose

Only 3 years separated the births of Fazeela Dharmaratne’s son Nethwin, and her daughter Pravindi. However, in just that time a lot of things...

Global Migration Can Be a Potent Tool in the Fight to End Poverty Across the World

Global migration has lifted millions out of poverty and boosted economic growth, a new World Bank report finds. But destination countries risk losing out...

Kyrgyzstan: Looking for digital solutions to combat child labour

A group of young digital specialists – supported by the ILO in Kyrgyzstan - was among the prize winners in a ‘Hackathon’ aimed at...

Finding Jobs in South Africa: Two Actionable Ideas that Work

Recent studies show that better job search planning and including a reference letter from former employers, significantly increases responses from potential employers in South...

A Brave New World without Work

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the soon-to-come widespread introduction of robots and artificial intelligence (AI)? Endless queues...

Canada leading the way on women’s inclusion and empowerment

Canada has made significant progress on gender equality in the last few years, developing institutions, policies, tools and accountability structures that position it as...

Unemployment in the Occupied Palestinian Territory world’s highest

The unemployment rate in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) has risen to the world’s highest level, at 27.4 per cent in 2017, says an...

Job Creation Plays Key Role in Georgia’s Economic Growth

Sustained economic growth in Georgia over the past two decades has helped reduce poverty and boost shared prosperity, with job creation playing a significant...

Azerbaijan aims to boost its “Sustainable Development” profile

On May 21, 2018,Azerbaijan hosted an international conference on “Sustainable Development Goals: Promotion of Sustainable Development and Decent Work” in Baku involving number of...

Strong labour relations key to reducing inequality and meeting challenges of a changing world of work

Globalisation and rapid technological innovation have spurred unprecedented economic growth but not everyone has benefited. Unions and employers, together with governments, can play a...

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With the July 8, 2026, resumption of hostilities between...

Vienna Backchannel: Is Europe Building Its Own Ukraine Endgame?

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Agentic Financial Fraud Is Becoming a Test of State Capacity

On 31 July 2026, OpenAI disclosed that it had disrupted a...

Is Afghanistan a Preview of Where Global Press Freedom Is Heading?

What Five Years of Directives Add Up To On August...
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