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TrendForce’s latest findings show that as of 2023, Taiwan holds approximately 46% of global semiconductor foundry capacity, followed by China (26%), South Korea (12%), the US (6%), and Japan (2%).

Dubai's call for Action: Scaling up urban resilience for changing climate is an outcome document of Global Resilience Forum hosted by the City of Dubai and co-organized with the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)

Climate change is a major stress factor for the world’s water resources, heightening risks of conflict in shared basins, threatening health and undermin...

Just like a French Bordeaux wine, a Swiss watch or Bohemian crystal from the Czech Republic, Japanese sake brands are looking to make an indelible mark by capitalizing on their geographical selling points.

The impacts of climate change are already being felt by humans and ecosystems, with extreme weather events and record temperatures increasing.

DATE, Fukushima Prefecture--The city government here said it will start a program in January that recognizes same-sex partnerships, meaning that such systems for sexual minorities will be in place in all 47 prefectures next year.

NEMA, stakeholders develop disaster risk reduction strategy, action plan.NEMA Director General, Alhaji Mustapha Ahmed, stated this in Jos,

Water cooperation must remain at core of climate action to address security and health risks, urges United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) at COP28

Refugees are both highly exposed and highly vulnerable to climate shocks. Despite this, over 15 million refugees and other persons in need of international protection are in countries whose National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) do not account for their adaptation needs. This is a crucial omission that must be corrected. This blog reviews whether NAPs cover refugees, why this matters, and ways forward.

Just like a French Bordeaux wine, a Swiss watch or Bohemian crystal from the Czech Republic, Japanese sake brands are looking to make an indelible mark by capitalizing on their geographical selling points. Eager to boost sales of their products abroad, Japanese sake brewers are&#...