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The Aral Sea, which used to be the fourth-largest lake in the world, has slowly shrunk to a mere fraction of its size due to poor water management.

Yevgeny Prigozhin writes letter to Antony Blinken on sponsoring new project named ‘Wagner. Safe Africa’

Katarina Kertysova is a Global Fellow at the Polar and Kennan Institutes of the Woodrow Wilson Center and Research Associate with the Climate Change and (In)Security Project – a collaboration...

The United States has provided to Ukraine two new powerful autotransformers that will operate in the Ukrainian power grid and increase the reliability of energy supply to consumers in winter, NPC Ukrenergo has reported.

The Ministry for Communities and Territories Development and Infrastructure of Ukraine and the USAID Energy Security Project (ESP) signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at restoring, reforming and developing the energy and municipal infrastructure of communities, ensuring energy sustainability, the press service of the Ministry of Restoration reports.

Florida education officials moved to ban chapters of Students for Justice in Palestine, but critics say it’s a clear cut violation of the First Amendment.

MARS is replacing the 1980s-era database, called the Military Intelligence Integrated Database, used by DIA for its primary mission of providing foundational military intelligence to warfighters and national security decision-makers.

Domestic violent extremist threats to U.S. nuclear facilities prove that the nuclear security status quo is at risk.

As the war rages in Gaza — and the civilian death toll continues to climb — the conflict is playing out in classrooms and on college campuses in the United States, where threats to Jewish and Muslim students and faculty are on the rise.

Want to know if you don’t like the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has used a system called Giant Oak Search Technology (GOST) to help th...