Climate Change
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Caspian Sea: World’s largest inland body at center of power struggles
BAKU, July 25 — The Caspian Sea, the world’s largest inland body of water, is a paradox: a…
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Kuwait Faces Freshwater Crisis as Desalination Plants Attacked
KUWAIT CITY, July 21 — Kuwait is one of the world’s most arid countries, receiving less than 120…
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Environmental Justice: From US Civil Rights Roots to Global Fight
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The air and soil are not neutral. In low-income neighborhoods and communities of color…
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Cork City Council launches €50,000 Environmental Fund
CORK, July 18 — Against the backdrop of Ireland’s evolving approach to local environmental governance, Cork City Council…
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China unveils Arctic policy, claims ‘Near-Arctic State’ status
BEIJING, July 18 — China’s first official Arctic policy white paper, published in January 2018, declared the country…
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Liberia’s Path to Sustainable Development After Boakai’s Pledge
MONROVIA, July 17 — President Joseph Boakai’s speech yesterday signals a turning point for Liberia’s economy, where the…
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Liberia’s EPA Tackles Environmental Challenges with Data-Driven Mitigation
MONROVIA — Liberia is losing its forests at a steady pace, and for the millions of families across…
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Liberian President Boakai Elevates Environmental Protection as National Priority
MONROVIA, July 17 — Liberia’s Environmental Protection Agency officially dedicated its new headquarters on Thursday, an event that…
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Liberia’s Forests Under Threat from Illegal Logging and Mining
MONROVIA, July 17 — President Joseph Boakai has signaled a significant policy shift for Liberia, telling the nation…
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Liberia’s EPA Gets New HQ, Marking Institutional Growth
MONROVIA, July 17 — Liberia’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the government body tasked with safeguarding the country’s environment…
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Liberian President Boakai marks EPA ownership milestone with new headquarters
MONROVIA, July 17 — Liberian President Joseph Nyuma Boakai used the dedication of his government’s new environmental agency…
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U.N. Telecom Agency Born in 1865 as First Permanent International Body
GENEVA, July 16 — The International Telecommunication Union, a specialised agency of the United Nations, stands as the…
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Putin Directs Russian Arctic and Ukraine Strategies
MOSCOW, July 15 — The shift is underway in the Arctic, and Vladimir Putin is betting big on…
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Russia’s Arctic Strategy: Why Its Northern Flank Matters
MURMANSK, July 15 — Against this backdrop of rising global competition for influence in the High North, Russia’s…
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Global water gap: $6.7 trillion needed by 2030 for UN goals
ISLAMABAD, July 14 — A new analysis by the World Bank has put a precise price tag on…
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France’s Minister Béchu faces climate law challenges at crossroads of national and local governance
PARIS, July 12 — In the corridors of French power, a quiet but determined figure has been steering…
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Iran’s nuclear program escalates beyond 2015 accord limits
WASHINGTON, July 12 — The International Atomic Energy Agency has documented Iran’s non-compliance with the 2015 nuclear agreement,…
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U.S. Security Response and Potential Diplomatic Fallout
WASHINGTON, July 9 — The U.S. Secret Service has been ordered to ramp up security for former President…
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Key Players in 2020 US-Iran Standoff: Trump, Khamenei, Allies
WASHINGTON, July 9 — The figure that matters: $0. That’s the direct cost to the U.S. Treasury from…
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Arctic Rivalry: Competing Claims and Military Posture Since Cold War
MOSCOW, July 8 — Russia has the longest Arctic coastline of any nation, and the record shows Moscow…
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Greenland’s Strategic Role: Thule Base to Arctic Riches
NUUK, July 8 — The shift is happening in the Arctic, and Greenland is at the center of…
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Greenland’s Strategic Value: Thule Base to Rare Earth Riches
NUUK, July 8 — The United States has again cast its gaze toward Greenland, a pattern that repeats…
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Fiji rights body seeks veto power for indigenous landowners
SUVA, July 4 — The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has called for stronger constitutional protection of…
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Insecurity, Corruption, And Poverty In Nigeria -By Confidence
LAGOS, July 3 — For families across Nigeria, the daily threat of kidnapping has become a harsh reality…
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