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African communities have spent decades developing practical, tested ways to live with extreme heat., As Europe faces repeated, dangerous heatwaves, the question is no longer whether rich countries need climate adaptation. It is whether they are willing to learn from places that have been adapting to climate instability for decades.Continue Reading

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PM Narendra Modi says successful launch will ‘encourage countless youngsters to dream bigger and innovate fearlessly’., PM Narendra Modi says successful launch will ‘encourage countless youngsters to dream bigger and innovate fearlessly’. India has successfully tested its first private-sector orbital rocket, marking a milestone in New Delhi’s ambition to becomeContinue Reading

India’s journey from an import-dependent country to an integrated global solar manufacturer is an example of how a nation can assure its self-sufficiency not only in the energy sector but also become a vital pillar of the global green economy. The post From import dependence to global competitiveness: India’s solar manufacturing story appeared first onContinue Reading

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The choreography in Ankara last week was impressive, even by Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s standards. Cannons fired, mounted honor guards paraded, and jets flew overhead trailing red, white, and blue smoke as Traitor 47 arrived for the NATO summit. By the time the two leaders sat down together, the American PresidentContinue Reading

25-years-after-9/11,-the-next-global-shock-could-be-worse

The next 9/11 is unlikely to be another terrorist attack of equivalent scale nor a cyber-attack nor even another pandemic. The next global shock may be the use of nuclear weapons assisted by the more casual attitudes of less responsible world leaders and the lack of popular understanding and fear.Continue Reading

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Four months after Euromaidan Press first documented the drone siege of occupied Oleshky and neighboring communities, the United Nations, Human Rights Watch, and the Institute for the Study of War have independently confirmed the humanitarian crisis, major international outlets covered it, and the Pope has been informed. Yet interviews withContinue Reading