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It is the first time in COICA's 38-year history that a woman will preside over the organisation that represents more than 500 indigenous peoples from 9

Injustices destroy the existence of man and the state

Overblown perception of risk leaves Parex heavily undervalued. Best-in-class debt-free intermediate oil producer. Click here to read my analysis of the stock.

THE drive-by shooting in broad daylight at a memorial service in central London, which left a seven-year-old fighting for her life, was like a scene f

This year, January 22 marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year festivities begin on this New Years Eve and come to an end on the Lantern Festival. Here are some unknown facts about the Chinese festival.

A symbol of prosperity, abundance and fertility in Chinese, European and some American cultures, here's a look at some famous rabbits of pop culture.

There will be stellar performances in music and theatre to enrich souls further

GeoPark, a leading independent Latin American oil and gas explorer, operator and consolidator, has announced its operational update for the three-month period ended December 31, 2022.

From the United States to Argentina, history tells of brave women who even lost their own lives to defend the independence cause, those names contain the value and courage of their protagonists.

Long before climate change had been deemed a global crisis, the Kogi Indigenous people. who have long lived in seclusion in Colombia’s Sierra Nevada mountains were already warning that industrial societies were destroying the Earth and needed to change their ways. In 1990, the Kogi invited British filmmaker Alan Ereira into their community – a […]