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Mass migration is not, as it seems, an organic emanation of humanity from poor countries, but a calculated project to repopulate the territory of the declining West, with racism its chief instrument. Though, in his remarkable book, The Scramble...

The manufacture in Chile of an electric bus christened Queltehue, a wading bird native to the country, is another step towards electromobility and in the fight against pollution that triggers frequent

The start of the “Decade of Action” to achieve the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has also marked the start of an unprecedented period of overlapping crises.The Covid

Our world is in deep trouble – and so too are the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).Time is running out. But there is still hope. Because we know what we need to do:End the sensel

The signs of the last few years indicate a continuous setback towards achieving food security

Nero was famously accused of fiddling while Rome burned. Today, some leaders are doing worse. They are throwing fuel on the fire. Literally.As the fallout of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine r

Long a means for powerful nations to influence developing countries, development finance has gained renewed significance in the new Cold War. Unlike during the US-Soviet Cold War, the rivalry now is b

PUM Netherlands exec visits Negros Occidental

This week marks the mid-way point to the 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development and with it the release of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022.While we would like to trumpet

Advocates for the rights of the seasonal workers and experts point to worsening working conditions, warn of the threat of human trafficking and forced labor, and complain about the prevailing impunity