Anna Gordon

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Preventing the Spread of Drug-Resistant TB

The world is mobilizing to prevent the spread of tuberculosis, which kills 1.5 million people a year.

By Anna Gordon

Why the U.S.-Iran Prisoner Swap Matters

The swap is being seen as a stepping stone for more bilateral dialogue and a "political ceasefire" between Tehran and Washington.

By Anna Gordon

How to Help Libya's Flood Victims

Thousands have died and thousands more are missing after two dams collapsed in Derna, on the country's northeastern coast.

By Anna Gordon

Elizabeth Wathuti Is Planting the Seeds of Climate Action

Since 2016, Elizabeth Wathuti’s organization has planted more than 30,000 trees in her home country of Kenya.

By Anna Gordon

Why Kim Jong Un's Russia Trip Is a Sign of Putin's Weakness

The North Korean dictator arrived in Russia on Tuesday, as Moscow seeks millions of munitions that could be a boost for its war efforts in Ukraine.

By Anna Gordon

How Mexico Became a Gender Equality Leader in Government

The country looks set to get its first female President, after Claudia Sheinbaum was chosen to be the ruling party's 2024 candidate.

By Anna Gordon

Why Some Hindu Nationalists Want to Rename India

An official invitation to a G-20 Summit dinner with the President of India referred to the country as "Bharat," a move that sparked controversy.

By Anna Gordon

Africa Is Holding a Historic Climate Summit

Here is what to know about the three-day event, which kicks off in Nairobi, Kenya on Monday.

By Anna Gordon

What's Next for Wagner?

The presumed death of its leader raises questions about the future of the mercenary group.

By Anna Gordon and Koh Ewe

How Podcasts Became a Symbol of China’s Gen Z Feminist Movement

TIME speaks to the three hosts behind Stochastic Volatility, the largest feminist-themed podcast in China.

By Anna Gordon

Ecuador Votes to End Amazon Oil Drilling

This Sunday, Ecuadorians voted to end oil drilling in the Yasuni rainforest, one of the most biodiverse regions of the world.

By Anna Gordon

How Gang Violence Is Shaking Up Ecuador's Election

Ecuador now has the fourth highest homicide rate in Latin America.

By Anna Gordon

Why F-16s Matter for Ukraine's Defense

Training Ukrainian pilots to use the American fighter jets begins this month. Kyiv sees the jets as key to Ukraine's long-term security.

By Anna Gordon

Pope Francis' Portugal Trip Clouded by Clergy Abuse Scandal

A 500-page report into decades of abuse casts a shadow over the Pope's 5-day trip to mark World Youth Day.

By Anna Gordon

How the U.S. Can Cool Its Cities Without AC

Cities in the Middle East and Asia have kept cool for centuries without air conditioning, using traditional techniques.

By Anna Gordon

Putin's Russia-Africa Summit Isn't Going as Planned

The second-ever summit kicks off Thursday amid tensions over grain security, as relatively few African leaders make the trip to St. Petersburg.

By Anna Gordon

Inside the Deal to Expand Access to TB Drugs

Why a new deal between Johnson & Johnson and the non-profit Global Drug Facility means that the company won't enforce its patents on a life saving TB drug.

By Anna Gordon

Zelensky Blasts 'Absurd' Ukraine NATO Membership Delays

The comments came at the NATO summit in Vilnius, after no clear timeline was offered for Ukraine's membership.

By Anna Gordon

Non-USWNT Players to Watch This Women’s World Cup

Team USA is favored to win it all, but they are going to have to go up against these top-tier talents from around the world.

By Anna Gordon

China's Rise as a Lender Is Making Sovereign Debt Relief Harder

Low-income countries are reaching debt levels not seen in 25 years. The rise of China as a lender has played a role.

By Anna Gordon
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