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In recent years, China's Belt and Road project has captured global attention as an ambitious initiative that seeks to promote economic connectivity and

Belarus' First Deputy Prime Minister Nikolai Snopkov has met with Chairman of the China International Development Cooperation Agency under the State Council of the People's Republic of China Luo Zhaohui during the first day of his working trip to China, BelTA learned from the press service of the government.

The road to a hotter, sicker, poorer planet is paved with good intentions, mushy language and too many missed goals

Maya Forstater, a British tax consultant who lost her job after asserting that biological sex is immutable, has been awarded over $100,000 in damages after an Employment Tribunal found that she had suffered “direct discrimination” and “victimization” at the hands of her employer.

A legal ruling in the United Kingdom should spark cautious hope among Americans who hold traditional beliefs about gender and sexuality.

Plumes of heat-trapping pollutants last billowed from the giant stacks of South Africas Komati Power Station in October. Thats when the coal-fired plant was shut down to make way for

Updated legal guidance for prosecutors that was quietly published by the Crown Prosecution service last year includes a list of examples of abuse of trans and non-binary victims.

The Future Hospitality Summit (FHS) has confirmed the first

USAID administrator Samantha Power’s aim to advance localization—with at least a quarter of funds going directly to local partners—has been widely lauded. A recent USAID report on localization indicates progress towards this goal, but major operational and contractual directions about how to implement localization remain.

A woman in the United Kingdom has gotten her payday for getting fired for believing in biology, that men are men.