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Recent attacks on Syria by the Daesh terrorist group and the Israeli regime were coordinated, says an analyst.

On this episode of In Depth, Pieciak sat down with NBC5’s Stewart Ledbetter to discuss his priorities for the year and touches on whether he thinks Vermont can afford a big expansion in child care, the importance of financial literacy in high schools, and how he will guarantee Vermonters a retirement plan, even if their employers don’t offer one.

Protesters have returned to major cities across Europe to voice their anger of the rising cost of living across the continent, exacerbated by the needless assignment of funds to the war in Ukraine.

Foreign Ministers from France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom, have followed the United States in denouncing the planned expansion of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.

Abalos orders in-depth probe into killing of student in Cotabato

As demand for carbon capture technologies soars, there are number of challenges around capturing, processing and storing carbon that need to be cracked, writes Pall Corporation's Lara Heberle

In Turkey, following the recent earthquakes, many lives have been saved due to an abundance of heavy lifting machinery, yet in Syria, due to a dearth of equipment as a result of western sanctions, many lives were needlessly lost.

There is growing confidence that clean technologies could start to squeeze the dominance of fossil fuels across the global economy, and potentially sooner than previously thought

America is in a state of managed decline, and it will exacerbate if we continue to hemorrhage, taxpayer dollars toward a foreign war which may lead to WWIII.

Canopy's Nicole Rycroft and Vedra Partners' James Hughes set out the case for investing in sustainable materials