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Is this the word we need to describe unprecedented convergences between ecological, political and economic strife?

In a speech delivered in Joburg this week, Sim Tshabalala highlighted what South Africa is good at, and why focusing on that is better than a pessimistic outloo

This essay and the series it inaugurates, The 1735 Project, is not about the failings of the two dominant political parties. Rather, it will focus on the media’s role in the degradation of U.S. politics and America’s national discourse. This endeavor, which will consist of numerous reported essays, is about the abdication of a responsibility that the press willingly — often courageously — shouldered throughout the 20th century.

Far-right politicians and pundits don't like seeing trans actress Hari Nef in the movie, and Ted Cruz thinks an image of a map is Chinese Communist Party propaganda.

The world was captivated this weekend as Russian mercenaries led by Yevgeny Prigozhin exited Ukraine and started marching back into Russia.

At the recent G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan, the United States encouraged its allies to insinuate China is guilty of "economic coercion".

Could JPMorgans CEO make it to the White House?

In 2011, following the deadly tsunami that led to the Fukushima nuclear disaster, the CDC launched a tongue-in-cheek emergency preparedness campaign with a surprising theme: zombies.

Sanctions are not applied against strong countries or leaders who are pro-US

Florida governor Ron DeSantis to meet with top Tory ministers during his UK visit, despite his anti-LGBTQ credentials.