Month: September 2021

The US Fish and Wildlife Service has announced that 22 animals and one plant have gone extinct. These animals will ...

The recent AUKUS affair that had darkened US-French relations threatened to derail the inaugural meeting of the newly-formed EU-US Trade ...

124 years ago, a brutal British punitive expedition tore through Benin City, burning and destroying the Royal Palace along with ...

5G technology could be highly beneficial in reducing environmental problems thanks to  its increased speed and reliability, the two factors ...

Outside most petrol stations in the UK right now, you will likely see a long line of cars queueing to ...

On Sunday, September 26, Switzerland became the 30th country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage in a national referendum ...

Following Angela Merkel’s 16-year stint as German chancellor, Sunday saw Germans spreading their votes across the political spectrum in the ...

The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) announced on Friday that it has placed a permanent ban on all crypto currency ...

Canada’s public pension funds have a lot of work to do when it comes to protecting Canadians’ retirement savings from ...

A humanitarian crisis is brewing at the Polish-Belarus border as refugees used as political pawns between European powers are dying ...

As the Covid crisis made clear, we live in a globalised, deeply interconnected world. That is not a bad thing: ...

The UN Food Systems Summit (UN FSS) convened along UNGA and held on Thursday this week, 23 September, ends in ...