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The talks between the United States and North Korea in Beijingended abruptly after North Korean officials declared that NorthKorea possesses a nuclear arsenal. While these initial meetings didnot produce any tangible results, the United States should viewthem as the initial step in a process of aligning the interests ofregional players to denuclearize North Korea peacefully.

The Namibian opposition is demanding the renegotiation of a controversial genocide deal with Germany. But Berlin's reticence has led to even more resentment in Namibia.

Diplomatic engagement with North Korea must be done in conjunction with sanctions because of its violations of U.S. law and U.N. resolutions.

Queen Elizabeth was the oldest British monarch in history and also the nation’s longest-reigning one, on the throne for 70 years and 214 days before her death on Thursday at 96. The richest queen in the world, she was also the second-longest reigning monarch, after French King Louis XIV; he ruled for more than 72 years before he died in...

Reconciliation Agreement represents an insultingly small amount that Germany is willing to offer as financial compensation.

The first official visit of the President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to Baku on the invitation of the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has been a l

The Board of Topsoe has made the final investment decision (FID) to begin construction of the world’s largest SOEC electrolyzer manufacturing plant in Herning, Denmark. Plant manufacturing capacity is 500 MW per year with an option to expand to 5 GW. Rendering of SOEC electrolyzer plant. SOEC technology consumes less...

Topsoe is to begin construction of what it claims will be the world’s largest solid oxide electrolyser cell (SOEC) manufacturing plant in Herning, Denmark.

The Board of Topsoe has now taken final investment decision (FID) to begin construction of the world’s largest SOEC electrolyzer manufacturing...

Legal attacks against the protections for isolated Indigenous peoples and Peru’s FPIC law are examples of how the oil lobby keeps the current legal framework – the product of years of struggle by Indigenous movements and civil society – under constant siege.