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Countries in West Asia are switching from traditional trade routes to alternative ones providing cheaper and quicker freight services in defiance of the West’s unilateral sanctions against them, according to an analyst.

Supermarket giants in the UK are now only allowing three tomatoes and other salad ingredients per customer.

Environment Agency chief executive Sir James Bevan's speech to business leaders at Chapter Zero summit, in which he shares lessons and insight to help organisations progress toward net zero

Can the Conservative Party build an election-winning government under Rishi Sunak's fledgling leadership? It is the number one question being asked in Tory circles....

As the US and EU ramp up subsidies for clean technologies, the UK needs to strengthen its net zero policy programme, writes Peter Aldous MP

More than 10 percent of Americans aged 12 and above take antidepressants in the United States while in 1990 less than three percent of adults had taken these or similar drugs.

The Aqaba security summit was an attempt by the US and Israel to pressure the PA and turn Palestinians against each other, says an activist.

Hal Eisner speaks with Dr. Shaun Hussain, an Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at UCLA. Then he's joined by Francesca Calloway, whose daughter was diagnosed with epilepsy shortly after birth. Hal also speaks with Dr. Laura Lubbers, the Chief Scientific Officer for the organization "CURE Epilepsy."

Latin American countries support Palestine as they went through the same struggle to win their freedom, says an academic.

Record high carbon prices, Colombian plastic pacts, and floating solar farms all feature in this week's Global Briefing