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Updated July 24, 2020 The EU's 27 reached a historic agreement on the COVID-19 Recovery Fund, an unrepeatable occasion to...

Since abruptly lifting lockdown restrictions in early May 2020, the Serbian government has held an election and has authorized an...

In Uganda, when someone starts a family, they plant a mango tree. Therefore, each family has an excess supply of...

The pandemic will shift patterns of violence throughout the globe. While there has been a decline in some types of...

Two independent but intertwined strategies have had incredible success in keeping a small country’s people in far better shape in...

According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), the COVID-19 crisis is affecting millions of jobs in the global garment industry. An...

With global temperatures on the rise, scientists are concerned that the thawing of the Arctic permafrost will release alarming levels...

It’s an oft-cited fact that more than 600 million people in Africa are without electricity. Lesser known, perhaps, is that...

Humanity is experiencing one of modern memory's most serious crises in 2020. The devastating loss of life and the immense...

It might appear opportunistic to link the climate and racial justice movements at a time when race is shaping the...

Brain and mental disease act differently on different people, and a broad range of factors account for the differences. Clinical...

The early 2000s saw coltan help further technological development - but at what cost to the DRC? To understand the...