Korea’s overall employment rate is rising on the back of a record increase in government-funded jobs for older adults, while prospects for youth employment remain bleak.

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Nigeria’s healthcare reform conversation has matured beyond problem identification. The gaps are known, the consequences are measurable, and the urgency is established. The remaining task before ...