In Ethiopia’s refugee-hosting regions, classrooms are under pressure but opportunity is growing.

Through the INSPIRE pilot, digital learning is helping 14,000+ students strengthen math, science, and digital skills, building a pathway to jobs, resilience, and brighter futures.

Read more: https://t.co/aSfQypQErv

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Top stat of last month! 📊👇

Among EU countries in 2025, highest shares of electricity from renewable sources in:

🇩🇰Denmark (92.4%, mostly wind)
🇦🇹Austria (83.1%, mostly hydro)

Lowest:
🇲🇹Malta (16.2%)
🇨🇿Czechia (16.6%)

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China’s Great Leap Forward caused a dramatic spike in child deaths—

Child mortality rates in China have fallen from more than 20% in 1950 to less than 1% today.

But this steady progress was interrupted in the late 1950s during the “Great Leap Forward”. This was China’s national plan to industrialize rapidly, but it resulted in widespread famine and economic turmoil.

As the chart shows, child mortality rates spiked in China over this period, with up to one in three children dying before reaching the age of five. This change was so dramatic that it is also clearly visible in the global trend.

This data comes from the UN’s World Population Prospects.

(This Data Insight was written by @_HannahRitchie and @parriagadap.)

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#AI models can now trace how development data are used in research — but only if they’re trained on diverse examples.

Synthetic data generation helps fill the gaps, teaching models to recognize dataset mentions that appear in wildly different forms.

https://t.co/W5CpHWC6La

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Reducing emissions and adopting more sustainable land-use practices could be crucial to reducing the number of plant, bird, and butterfly species heading for extinction across Great Britain, according to a study in Nature Communications. https://t.co/ZKbM4BovzJ https://t.co/DOrljb9J8d

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Découvrez nos plus récentes données sur les entreprises appartenant majoritairement à des femmes au Canada au premier trimestre de 2026 : https://t.co/KXVAkm0sxL https://t.co/brNr02sRT6

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Explore our latest data on majority women-owned businesses in Canada in the first quarter of 2026: https://t.co/xXTrEvGvyT https://t.co/xCKOAMP6V1

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Jobs don’t just happen—they’re built.

Strong roads, reliable power, quality healthcare and schools give people and businesses the base to grow.

See how these foundations create jobs. https://t.co/0i4LwsXDiD https://t.co/NegTH7AgHr

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Mapped: The Income Needed to Be Middle Class in Each State 💰

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📊 Data update: Are Americans worried about AI taking their jobs?

As artificial intelligence advances rapidly, how are Americans’ attitudes about it changing? Are they becoming more concerned about automation, or less?

Answering these questions is harder than it might seem. Long-run, comparable opinion data on AI is rare. Most surveys only provide a snapshot at a single point in time, making it hard to track meaningful changes in public sentiment.

Two recurring surveys from @YouGov, a UK-based polling and market research firm, are among the few sources that let us study these trends over time.

One survey, shown in the chart here, asks working American adults how worried they are about their jobs being automated.

The other asks Americans whether robots will ever surpass human intelligence.

Our colleague Veronika Samborska recently updated both charts with the latest releases from YouGov. Both surveys are updated twice a year, with the next release expected around mid-2026.

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Catch up on all the new #BLSdata and publications that came out this week. https://t.co/aWoAAD7KuR https://t.co/hVYNW7HEWM

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