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Mass forced evictions are also often linked to climate and environmental harms. In Lahore, the state has forcibly acquired tens of thousands of acres of farmland and replaced it with concrete structures, which exacerbate soil erosion and flooding, and magnify extreme heat. In 2020, after torrential rains caused widespread urban flooding in Karachi, municipal authorities blamed informal settlements for blocking stormwater channels, and demolished thousands of homes ostensibly to prevent future

Charles Darwin became a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society in 1838.   He became involved in a wide variety of geographical matters, ranging from publication of his ‘Note on a Rock Seen on an Iceberg in 61o South Latitude’ in the Society’s Geographical Journal of 1839, to reviewing the geological content of articles submitted…

As a pub researcher I’m almost always given pub (or beer) related gifts for Christmas and birthdays – Christmas 2023 was no exception.

■ Hanna C. Lacsamana For those who are not familiar yet or probably misguided about the key figures in the original design of Baguio City, American architect Daniel Burnham is said to be not entirely the only one who should be credited for the major recognizable designs and establishments that exist in the city today.

The impact on the politics of Iraq and Turkey and their bilateral relations regarding the Kurds in the post-Saddam regime

IN continuation of his engagement with key stakeholders, Barrister Caleb Mutfwang, Plateau State governor-elect, undertook another visit on April 6, 2023.

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Researchers analysing census ethnicity data over the last 20 years found more small local areas in England and Wales are home to a large number of ethnic groups.

Hugh Francis Anderson reports on a centenary expedition to Jan Mayen island in the Arctic Ocean, site of the northernmost active land volcano

Mount Everest is the tallest peak in the planet, rising 29,032 feet beyond ocean surface. The snowcapped top spans the boundary between Tibet and Nepal as well as is lying in the Mahalangur Himal portion of the Himalayas.