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“A lot of people would ask, ‘What’s climate change got to do with a museum?’ and that’s where the uniqueness of the

Richmond has a bus rapid transit system known as the Pulse, and city leaders are considering expanding it. Similar systems are also currently under consideration in Fairfax County and in Arlington and in Alexandria.

Several Chinese inland cities will organize group sea burials in April and May with the service fees covered by local civil affairs authorities to promote green burial practices, which take less farmland and resources and are friendly to the environment. Hohhot in North China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region will hold a collective burial ceremony from May 9 to May 10 at the sea area near the coastal city of Qingdao, East China’s Shandong Province, according to a government notice.

Afghanistan is suffering through a humanitarian crisis of disastrous proportions. Get the latest reporting from trusted sources as millions face food insecurity.

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Jakarta Acting Governor Heru Budi Hartonos policy of paving the sidewalk into road at Simpang Santa, South Jakarta, is met with public criticism.

Backed by the Nilekani-led non-profit Foundation for Interoperability in Digital Economy and built by Juspay, the mobility app with a differentiated pitch is currently working on a subscription model for auto drivers and looking to build scale.

In higher secondary school, the participation rate has dropped by 6.55 per cent and only two per cent Muslim youth are pursuing higher education, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi said, citing a report.

In response to the Council on Environmental Qualitys January Guidance, a coalition of climate groups have issued comments calling for more direction.

The United States and its allies faced a China blockade at the UN on March 17 when they ...