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For all of the well-advertised risks of overdependence on subsoil assets, they are an important source of government revenues and well-renumerated employment for a number of low- and middle-income countries. But a global economy moving towards low-carbon production is going to dramatically shift demand for subsoil resources, from fossil fuels toward metals and minerals. A new paper, by Augustin Kwasi Fosu and Dede Woade Gafa, lays out the evidence on which countries may be winners and losers fro...

Resources Global Development's (Catalist:QSD) stock up by 4.3% over the past three months. Since the market usually pay...

How consumption of turmeric can lead to lead poisoning - the article sheds light on the issue. | Health

Europe and the US announce plans aimed at securing mineral supplies from resource-rich Africa, to establish a supply chain with less of a ‘Chinese imprint’.

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) causes approximately 252,833 child deaths in low- and middle-income countries each year. Children living in...

The inaugural Siheung Korea Open will be held at the Siheung Wave Park and will have both Qualifying Series 3,000 and Longboard Qualifying Series 1,000 events.

Developing countries—especially India—should learn from Bangladesh | Leaders

Take Urgent Climate Action to Prevent Submersion of Cebu by 2050 | SunStar Cebu

Beijing aims to boost confidence in Chinese history and culture at home, while to the outside world it pushes respect for ‘diversity of civilisations’ and opposition to ‘ideological confrontation’.

The New Delhi Declaration of the G20 reiterated the commitment to reform multilateral development banks. finance ministers have taken this forward at Marrakesh but changes won't occur overnight - Issue Date: Nov 12, 2023