We sometimes get annoyed when we find there are people who say they are climate change advocates, but their actions...

J.D. Vance, the current U.S. Republican Vice Presidential nominee, created a firestorm when he said in 2021 during his Senate...

Editor’s note: Following a trip to Greece, our Columnist Richard Seifman was reminded of how much we owe today to the...

Described below is an effort to give public visibility to what has tended to be an underpublicized aspect of the...

The United Nations Summit of the Future (September 22-23, 2024) is advertised as a “once-in-a-generation opportunity to enhance cooperation on critical challenges...

The relationship between abortion legislation and crime rates is a complex and often controversial topic, intertwining elements of social science,...

For my offspring and the children of friends here and elsewhere in the Global North and South, I worry about...

The possible complementarity between microfinance and human, animal, plant, and environmental health (One Health) comes to the fore at this...

As it happens, there is — and the peace model’s origins go back to 1981, when an agreement between Israel,...

Water availability and its scarcity affect our lives and livelihoods. This is a case of applying the experience acquired in...

As the July 2024 meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is currently taking place in Washington, a question...

I have been a measured lifelong optimist, but that is being deeply challenged not just by what is happening or...