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Cities around the world are adopting passive cooling strategies as alternatives to energy-intensive air conditioning, helping to combat rising urban temperatures and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. [1]
Insight Myanmar “Higher education is slow to keep pace, actually, with the people that embody it.” This critique for the Insight Myanmar Podcast by Professor Lahra Smith frames an expansive and analytical conversation that draws interesting and infor... [2]
Masina en route to Ndjili, Kinshasa, DRC.Image by Kaysha via Unsplash. License: Unsplash license. By Caroline Alessia Jarjou, MSc in Development Economics at the University of Florence. [3]
TAIPEI -- West African nation Burkina Faso's ending of diplomatic relations with Taiwan on Thursday was seen as yet another success by China in isolating the self-governing island. [4]
Global Humanitarian Overview 2024, Mid-Year Update (Snapshot as of 31 May 2024) At-a-glance In the first six months of 2024, humanitarian needs in multiple countries intensified, while new crises hit others, causing global humanitarian requirements t... [5]
ROME—Half a century ago farmers grew rice, sesame and pulses on the land around Myint Soe’s village in Myanmar. Now only paddy fields remain. [6]
Today's top news: Burkina Faso #Burkina Faso Burkina Faso continues to confront a multi-dimensional crisis. Insecurity is growing and nearly one fifth of the population needs urgent humanitarian aid. (confirmed by 2 sources) [7]
One year ago, on December 3, 2024, South Korea was thrust into a political crisis after then-President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law, citing rising unrest and an alleged threat to national security. [8]
Cities around the world are adopting passive cooling strategies as alternatives to energy-intensive air conditioning, helping to combat rising urban temperatures and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Insight Myanmar “Higher education is slow to keep pace, actually, with the people that embody it.” This critique for the Insight Myanmar Podcast by Professor Lahra Smith frames an expansive and analytical conversation that draws interesting and infor
Masina en route to Ndjili, Kinshasa, DRC.Image by Kaysha via Unsplash. License: Unsplash license. By Caroline Alessia Jarjou, MSc in Development Economics at the University of Florence.
TAIPEI -- West African nation Burkina Faso's ending of diplomatic relations with Taiwan on Thursday was seen as yet another success by China in isolating the self-governing island.
Global Humanitarian Overview 2024, Mid-Year Update (Snapshot as of 31 May 2024) At-a-glance In the first six months of 2024, humanitarian needs in multiple countries intensified, while new crises hit others, causing global humanitarian requirements t
ROME—Half a century ago farmers grew rice, sesame and pulses on the land around Myint Soe’s village in Myanmar. Now only paddy fields remain.
Today's top news: Burkina Faso #Burkina Faso Burkina Faso continues to confront a multi-dimensional crisis. Insecurity is growing and nearly one fifth of the population needs urgent humanitarian aid.
One year ago, on December 3, 2024, South Korea was thrust into a political crisis after then-President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law, citing rising unrest and an alleged threat to national security.
1. Angola : | Republic of Angola | | 2. Benin : | Republic of Benin | | 3. Bolivia : | Republic of Bolivia | | 4. Brazil : | Federative Republic of Brazil | | 5. Burkina Faso : | Burkina Faso | | 6. Burundi : | Republic of Burundi | | 7.
UN relief chief says humanitarian diplomacy crucial in resolving conflict Remarks by Martin Griffit