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On Mekahel tells Newsweek about coming out as gay in this original essay.

EU energy emissions fall, Rwanda gets its first mini-grid, and Brazil preps a COP bid

Princess Dianas secret biographer Andrew Morton—depicted in "The Crown" Season 5—told Newsweek he was warned to "watch what youre doing."

How can the media best communicate the impacts and implications of climate change? UCL's Freya Roberts assess the raft of views and expertise at the recent Net Zero Festival

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Donald Trump will likely spend the next two years going after Ron DeSantis in order to clinch the 2024 Republican nomination.

Emma Jarvis tells Newsweek how her mortgage will cost hundreds more each month in this original essay.

US plan to use carbon credit to fund energy transition in developed countries generates mixed response, amid fears initiative could undermine proposals for wider financial reforms

The Lion's Den, a symbol of unity in the Palestinian resistance factions, includes Fatah, as well as Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Hamas and the PFLP. This is highly significant since Nablus is a Fatah stronghold.

Lori Rothschild Ansaldi writes about collaborating with Kim Kardashian in this exclusive Newsweek essay.