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Weak response to Alexei Navalny’s death confirms its growing irrelevance in world affairs

Environmentalism has become a baffling paradox. The latest indication came when environmental activists convinced the Biden administration to halt exports of liquified natural gas (LNG) so the U.S. could meet climate goals. Left-leaning outlets labeled it a “win for political symbolism, not the climate”, while right-leaning experts called it “impulsive and destructive.” Both are correct. And both caught the scent of a much bigger problem. 

New York:Qatar has affirmed its continued support for the efforts of the Security Council to maintain international peace and security, and to work to...

NEW YORK: Qatar has affirmed its continued support for the efforts of the UN Security Council to maintain international peace and security, and to work to enhance the capabilities...

Qatar affirms continued support for Security Councils efforts to maintain international peace and security

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (RNS) — In a new lecture tour to support a forthcoming book, the psychologist and public intellectual hews ever closer to Christianity, tantalizing fans who take their cues on converting from his secular but religiously curious thought.

Tata Motors on Monday said it has tied up with the Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT), a global alliance launched by governments of Sweden and India at the UN Climate Action Summit in September 2019. As a member of LeadIT, the auto major will be able to harness the power of global

High-tech research and manufacturing are thriving in Goleta, but industry experts say housing shortages make it harder for companies to recruit and keep

From engineers to cooks, SpaceX is looking to boost its workforce at Vandenberg Space Force Base as the firm aims for weekly Falcon 9 rocket launches in

Vandenberg Space Force Base stands ready to welcome new launch providers and expects significant investment as it becomes a spaceport of the future, but