Irish consumers will now have a legal “right to repair” broken products instead of being pushed to replace them under new EU rules. The changes are designed to reduce the estimated 35…
Africa grows some of the finest cotton in the world, but retains only a small share of the wealth that crop generates.…
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Change is never simple. It comes with pressure, risk, and uncertainty. But for any country seeking real progress, it is often the…
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As Nour Shawaf picks up her phone in Beirut, the whir of drones fills the air. This relentless noise has become her…
Born in 2008 amidst the nomadic life of the Sanaag region, Arafat Mahamud Jama’s journey to an elite scholarship in the United…
Sixty years ago, on March 18, 1962, the Evian Agreement was signed between representatives of the French Government and those of the…
