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This article will discuss whether agritech has the potential to transform farming and land practices in the EU as climate change disrupts agriculture and food production.

This article explores the intriguing and complex history of the interrelationship between religion and philanthropy in the British context, from the nineteenth century to the present day. It does so by focusing primarily on three case studies: Quakers, Nonconformism, and Judaism.

Cultural mediation proved essential during the COVID-19 crisis, especially in multilingual regions like China’s Greater Bay Area. Community interpreters helped international residents overcome language barriers, access health information, and navigate local rules. The focus is on how crisis translation involved not just linguistic accuracy but also cultural sensitivity, fostering trust, emotional support, and social cohesion in a time of uncertainty.