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What's Right: Eastern Africa powering up

Kenya is lighting the way—electricity access has jumped from 37% to 79% in a decade, with rural grid expansion and solar power driving real change across East Africa. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: good news, Positive news, constructive journalism, Africa
categories: What's right
Monday 05.05.25
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's right: Germany's voter turnout promises to be high

Within one day after the release of the tool Wahl-O-Mat in Germany, a record 9 million people have used it to compare their political views with those of the parties running in the upcoming general election. This figure is a promising outlook for voter turnout next week.

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tags: election, democracy, Germany, good news, Positive news
categories: What's right
Friday 02.14.25
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's right: Finally a fast train to Brussels in sight

By 2029, the high-speed train connection between Luxembourg and Brussels will finally be reality. After numerous delays, the Mobility Ministers of both countries have confirmed the date.

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tags: good news, Positive news, mobility, trains, Brussels
categories: What's right
Friday 02.14.25
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's right: Weekend workout is sufficient

A German study shows that exercising only on weekends is just as good as exercising daily. All the "Weekend Warriors" here can get rid of the bad conscience thanks to cardiologists of the centre for cardiovascular research in Hamburg. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".

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tags: good news, Positive news, constructive journalism, What's right with the world, sports, health
categories: News, What's right
Wednesday 10.30.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's right: Fighting the global lack of drinking water

Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new method to generate drinking water. The solar-powered desalination system adapts its energy consumption based on sunlight availability. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".

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tags: good news, Positive news, constructive journalism, What's right with the world, drought, climate change
categories: News
Monday 10.14.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's right: CJEU: Gender changes must be respected in entire EU

All EU member states are obliged to recognize changes of first name and gender obtained in other EU countries. The European court of Justice has issued this ruling after Romanian authorities refused to issue a new birth certificate for Arian Mirzarafie-Ahi, a man with dual Romanian and British nationality who legally changed his gender in the UK. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the World".

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tags: lgbtiq, Luxembourg, Positive news, good news, Europe, European Union
categories: News
Monday 10.07.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: India expands the world's largest healthcare program

India has expanded its healthcare program to provide citizens aged 70 and above with annual medical insurance coverage. This initiative is expected to benefit an additional 60 million people. The expanded program builds on a 2018 healthcare initiative, which already covers over half a billion citizens. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".

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tags: good news, Positive news, What's right with the world, India, healthcare
categories: News
Monday 09.30.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's right: Sweden cutting emissions by 70% while doubling economy

Sweden has found the most wanted recipe: The Scandinavian country has managed to cut 80% of its net greenhouse gas emissions since 1990 while doubling its economy. For comparison, on average, the EU countries only cut 30% of the greenhouse gases at the same time.
Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".

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tags: good news, Positive news, What's right with the world, Sweden, renewable energy, climate change
categories: News
Monday 09.02.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: How thick is your tongue?

Researchers have developed an AI-powered system that diagnoses diseases by analyzing the color, shape, and thickness of the tongue to diagnose conditions such as diabetes, COVID-19, and anemia. Initial tests show an impressive accuracy rate of 96.7%. The technology could make medical diagnosis more accessible.

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tags: good news, Positive news, What's right with the world, health, medicine, technology, research
Monday 08.26.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Youth unemployment dropped globally

Youth unemployment has decreased globally, the latest report from the International Labour Organization (ILO) shows. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".

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tags: good news, Positive news, What's right with the world, unemployment, youth, education
categories: News
Monday 08.19.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's right: Groundwater levels recover despite droughts

Despite increasing droughts, groundwater levels in Southern Europe are not dropping as drastically as expected; in some areas, they are even rising. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".

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tags: Positive news, good news, What's right with the world, agriculture, drought, climate change
categories: News
Monday 08.12.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Germany facilitates changing legal gender

Germany has adopted a new Self-Determination Law that allows individuals to change their gender and name through a simplified process. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: Positive news, good news, transgender, LGBTIQ
categories: News
Friday 08.02.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: School hours adapting to students' rhythm

In Denmark, 20 schools have introduced later start times to improve student well-being and learning outcomes, following scientific recommendations. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the world".

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tags: good news, Positive news, school, education, health, children, science
categories: News
Thursday 08.01.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: 80% less plastic bags on UK beaches

The number of plastic bags found on beaches in the United Kingdom has dropped by 80% over the past decade due to the introduction of fees for single-use plastic bags. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the world".

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tags: good news, Positive news, What's right with the world, environment, pollution, beaches, United Kingdom
categories: News
Tuesday 07.30.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Sign language in Austria's school curriculum

Starting next school year, Austria introduces sign language as a curriculum in schools. As an alternative to the conventional second foreign language classes, usually Greek or Latin, high school students can now choose to learn sign language. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: good news, Positive news, What's right with the world, Austria, sign language, inclusion, school, education
categories: Politics
Monday 07.29.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Tax reduces sugar consumption

In the United Kingdom, a study has found that sugar consumption from soft drinks among children reduced by half in the three years. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".

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tags: good news, Positive news, sugar, health, nutrition
categories: News
Monday 07.22.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: AI to scam scammers

Researchers in Australia have developed an AI technology to scam phone scammers. The technology consists of a chatbot who tricks scammers into a lengthy conversation by telling jokes and making conversation. It uses conversational bots with diverse accents and personalities to engage scammers. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: Positive news, good news, AI, technology, scam
categories: News
Thursday 07.11.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Hope for migraine patients

Scientists have found out how migraine is triggered. The findings could lead to new migraine medications, offering hope for patients unresponsive to existing therapies. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: science, migraine, health, Positive news, good news
categories: News
Tuesday 07.09.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Namibia decriminalises homosexuality

A high court in Namibia has deemed a law that criminalises same-sex marriage unconstitutional. This is a landmark ruling for LGBTIQ rights in southern Africa. Get all the details on today's What's Right with the World".

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tags: Positive news, good news, Africa, lgbtiq, human rights
categories: News
Wednesday 07.03.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: 25 million euros for social justice

A citizen’s council in Austria has decided how to distribute Marlene Engelhorn's 25 million euros. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: good news, Positive news, What's right with the world, Austria, social justice, wealth
categories: News
Tuesday 07.02.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 
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