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PBF for multi-pronged approach to overcome climate challenges

Rishi Sunak became the United Kingdoms first prime minister of color after taking office in October 2022.

The Greek Centre's Annual John Berger lecture was full subscribed - Melbournian's flocked to see this year's guest speakers, writer Behrouz Boochani and photographer Hoda Afshar.

New research led by the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London in collaboration with the NIHR ARC North Thames at University College London and NHS Trusts across England, has found that healthcare workers (HCWs) experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) at twice the rate of the general p

Astroscale Japan Inc., and JAXA have started concept co-creation activities for a satellite refueling service under the J-SPARC program.

Diagnosing tuberculosis is difficult in people who struggle to cough up sputum samples – a particular problem in children and people living with HIV. One promising alternative is to test stool. Tiyese Jeranji unpacks the latest developments in this area.

John Perlman speaks to UCT's Research Unit Director on the Economics of Excisable Products Prof Corné van Walbeek about smoking.

ENVIRONMENTAL authorities in Gibraltar have made a call-out to the public to report any pigeon nests over fears they could help spread deadly bird flu.

USAID collaborates with Zambia’s Ministry of Education to improve learner performance by focusing on the development of critical foundational reading skills in children in the early grades of primary school.

Download logoAfter almost five years of collaboration between the Zambian Ministry of Education, the U.S. Government, through the USAID Education Data