Month: September 2020

The new European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, the first woman ever to hold the job in its 63-year ...

UN Secretary General António Guterres has stressed the need for investing in and prioritising a green recovery out of the ...

Black Lives Matter (BLM) has been asking for societal reforms and change since 2013, but this summer was different. A ...

It has been more than eight months since the novel coronavirus was confirmed in China and more than five months ...

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According to a UN report, the world has failed to meet any Aichi biodiversity targets this decade. The targets are ...

The emergence of the Defund the BBC campaign and recent outcry in relation to the Last Night of the Proms ...

Extinction Rebellion (XR) has officially had its first round of organized protests since the “Autumn Uprising” in 2019 brought large ...

The continent of Africa is emerging on the international stage as a diverse center of growth, home to some of ...

The global onset of COVID-19 has drastically affected all of us — through the fabric of our daily lives, and ...

In recent months, live theatre has transitioned from stage to screen and the result is a new kind of theatrical ...

The complexity of the ongoing Syrian conflict has sparked different perspectives on its status. Despite having its roots in national ...