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The second half of 2023 saw things looking up as people around the world found innovative approaches to solving problems.

In Denmark, officers no longer just patrolled the streets but could also be found gaming online.

They were part of a special unit set up to help protect everyone surfing the web and deter criminals and cybercrime.

In Australia, sports women stole the limelight, as the 2023 Women's Football World Cup final was a battle between two teams who had never won the coveted prize - Spain and England.

The match was played to a packed stadium of 76,000 fans and millions more around the world followed every kick.

Securing its spot in the race for space, successfully landing its spacecraft Chandrayaan- 3 on the southern pole of the moon, marking a new chapter for the country and space research.

P Veeramuthuvel: "The entire mission operations, right from launch till landing, happened flawlessly as per the timeline.

Deaf, hard-of-hearing and hearing people came together at a concert in New York to enjoy classical music, all wearing wearable technology provided by Music: Not Impossible, which translated the sound onto the skin via vibration.

Flavia Naslausky: "As you know already, this was designed with and inspired by the deaf community.

Sony launched a playstation controller designed to make gaming easier for people with disabilities.

The gaming giant had been facing pressure on this issue which has largely been ignored in the industry.

Melanie Eilert: "I can only play with my right hand.

Despite the innovative feats of people around the world, the planet continues to remind us of the imminent threat of climate change.

And as the year came to a close, world leaders sat down together in Dubai to discuss the climate crisis and how they can mitigate its impacts.

However, as they deliberated, we returned once again to the Arctic and the impact of climate change on the Inuit.

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