Life Change for Refugees? New EU Migration Deal Is Watershed in Asylum and Migration Procedures
Following years of intense negotiations among EU home affairs ministers, the asylum procedure regulation (APR) alongside the asylum and migration...
Scary New Trend: Why Are Insurers Stepping Back From the UN Net-Zero Alliance?
In a proactive move to address the escalating risks posed by climate change, the Net-Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA) was launched in...
All The Way From Space To Earth: Caltech’s Project Leads the Race in Space-Based Solar Energy
The Space Solar Power Demonstrator (SSPD-1), a “pioneering space-borne prototype” developed by Caltech's Space-Based Solar Power Project (SSPP), has successfully...
France’s Short-Haul Flight Ban: ‘All That Fuss, for Not That Much’?
The proposal to ban short-haul flights in France was originally passed on April 10, 2021, along with a wide variety...
When Climate Emergencies Strike, Local Communities Rise to the Challenge
When it comes to extreme natural events, the local context plays a pivotal role in understanding and effectively managing disaster...
Can an Economy Grow While Carbon Emissions Decrease? Europe Shows How
Through data published by Eurostat, the EU's statistical office, on May 15 the European Union (EU) announced the achievement of...
Is Italy Returning to Nuclear?
On May 9, the Italian Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of Parliament, approved two motions calling on the government...
Where Are Some of the World’s Most Sustainable Cities?
Cities are home to 56% of the world's population (4.4 billion people). This trend is predicted to continue, with the...
Brazil Under Lula: How Have Things Changed?
Last weekend all the spotlights were on what was a historic event for the United Kingdom. Millions of people, some...
What Is the Dutch Disease and How Could It Help End the War in Ukraine?
Dutch Disease describes the economic phenomenon where a country experiences rapid and sustained growth in one sector of its economy,...
