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May Day protests turn violent as hundreds of thousands of people marched in cities around France to vent their anger against President Emmanuel Macron and his Pension Reform

The build out of charging infrastructure is critical to encouraging drivers to move away from fossil fuel powered cars, writes Stephen Hammond MP

Many countries are seeking alternatives to or ditching the greenback, is the hegemony of the US dollar, should we be asking when, not if, de-dollarization will happen on a mass scale?

Anger over the British government's treatment of the crisis in Sudan continues to grow after the government refused to prepare plans to host refugees from the Muslim African country.

The African Union (AU) does not provide any mechanisms to deal with the EU’s exportation of toxic pesticides to the continent, says a researcher.

Iran can benefit from the trillion-dollar market unaffected by the US sanction, says a top lawmaker.

It is possible for the US and Israel to split as the world is moving towards multipolarity, says an academic.

Many of the 1000s of prisons, jails and correctional facilities around the country are in deplorable and inhumane conditions.

Araksya Karapetyan introduces us to the history and culture of the Armenian people in honor of Armenian History Month. 

Aldersgate Group and UCL set out 15 recommendations to government to help accelerate industrial decarbonisation and prevent UK businesses losing out to increasingly green international competition