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The ominous warnings keep coming non-stop: some of the world’s developing nations, mostly in Africa and Asia, are heading towards mass hunger and starvation.The World Food Programme (WFP) warned

Contributing to the success of biofuels in Brazil is the “flex car”, with engines that consume both fuels in a mixture of any proportion: the consumer chooses gasoline or ethanol according to convenience, generally because of the price difference

Illegal and excessive fishing, mainly attributed to Chinese fleets, remains a threat to marine resources in the eastern Pacific and southwest Atlantic, as well as to that sector of the economy in Lati

Global Public Investment. A short and simple phrase. But one that means so much.At its most basic, GPI means public money being used to invest in goods and services that are of global benefit. The

We are in the toughest period the world economy has faced since the creation of the multilateral system more than three-quarters of a century ago. A quadruple shock of COVID, climate change, conflict

While often too quickly attributing -quasi exclusively- the world unprecedented hunger tragedy to the current proxy war in Ukraine, other major causes remain hidden in plain sight.Like the legend

During Todd Bernhardt’s visit to Ukraine’s conflict zones, he encountered untold damage to hospitals, and communities. He also encountered courage.

New telemedicine technology, Daktari Smart, aims to mitigate the gap between child patients and medical specialists in rural Kenya.

Before significant funds are committed to Ukraine’s reconstruction, it is important to determine who will control and direct the money and how the recovery will be structured.

The International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, commemorated annually on August 9, is a day to celebrate the many contributions of the 476 million Indigenous peoples worldwide.As th