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The EU and G7 seek to secure critical minerals in Africa and accelerate green transition after ten years of Xi Jinping’s New Silk Road

The flag-off of the 1.25 million metric tonnes 2023 dry-season wheat production has raised expectations and hope that the federal government will increase

When we came up with our Tatak Pinoy or Proudly Filipino advocacy in 2019, the overarching goal was to transform the Philippines into a progressive and vibrant economy, to help Filipino entrepreneurs and industries become more competitive, and to provide our people with more opportunities to make a good living…

The parallels between the predicament of Israel and the Republic of Korea are considerable. Both face existential threats on their borders. Though both states are democracies, the commonalities between them run deeper. Both are relatively young

Pakistan’s water crisis relates to equity, access, and intersectoral distribution–not a Malthusian notion of water scarcity.

The people who live on the island of Vangunu were adamant that the critically endangered species still existed. They helped researchers prove that they were right.

Climate shifts altering the flavour of your favourite beer

The Himalayan Kingdom quietly spent millions building its own bitcoin mining operation. Now, satellite imagery reveals the mines secret locations.

Javier Milei comfortably won Sundays runoff presidential election. He inherits a country in the middle of its worst economic crisis of the 21st century.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan