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Almost half of the species in the world that migrate during their life cycle experience population decline.

Holdfast Collective, a nonprofit entity that owns 98 percent of Patagonia, is donating $5 million to conservation efforts in Alabama.

Parlamenti Evropian miratoi sot projekt-rezolutën për Shqipërinë, ndërsa bën thirrje që në Reformën Zgjedhore të përfshihet edhe Opozita. Në këtë mbledhje u trajtuan...

Corrupt politicians have been systematically plundering public budgets and natural resources in the Western Balkans for years. Increasingly, international actors are also discovering an El Dorado for dubious investments in these countries.

Albania still remains a rather unique subject of travel writing. John Watkins uncovers the legacies of the country's communist past.

The Matka Travel Fair, Northern Europes largest travel trade event, is set to bring a gust of international flair to Helsinki this week. The fair, taking place at the Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre from January 19-21, 2024 (with January 18 reserved for trade professionals), is expected to draw nearly 900 exhibitors from around 70 countries, including a comprehensive representation of Finlands diverse travel offerings.

In The Debrief, our Practice Leaders across CEE share updates on recent and upcoming legislation, consider the impact of recent court decisions, showcase landmark projects, and keep our readers apprised of the latest developments impacting their respective practice areas.

There are very few countries that have done as much damage to the Serbian people as the United States has. Despite never having been an enemy to the US,

Destroying dams could seem like virtue-signalling Luddism: Electricity has to be produced one way or another. And hydro has long been perceived as a relatively “clean” source of energy and electricity, at least compared to oil and coal. But rivers can recover their former dynamism if at least some dams are taken away and if they are allowed to flow naturally again, according to Eichelmann.“It’s simply a question whether we want to have rivers in the future, or not, he said.

Fortis Energy, a leading Turkish renewable power producer owned by Istanbul-based UCK Holding, has announced an ambitious plan to significantly expand its