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ULAN BATOR. KAZINFORM - Mongolian President Ukhnaa Khurelsukh on Thursday issued a decree to rebuild the countrys ancient capital of Kharkhorin, also known as Kharkhorum, Xinhua reports.

Affluent Indians who throttled back on spending during the pandemic are returning to the country’s housing market in force

Nuclear development stalled in China after the Fukushima accident, but domestic technologies are finally ready to power the country’s next generation of reactors.

A new study suggests that concerns about renewables’ are overblown.

Today’s Chinese graduates are facing the toughest domestic job market in decades. That’s leading many to look further afield for opportunities.

“The COVID-19 pandemic has brought into the open two things that much of the world has always assumed but not fully acknowledged: women do the vast

In September and October’s top post, Susie Jolly captures how sex education is deeply enmeshed in the power dynamics and institutional norms

This week’s episode of the New Security Broadcast explores Invisible Threads: Addressing the Root Causes of Migration from Guatemala by Investing

Direct conflict is growing? >> i think it is growing. i i think it is manageable.ma and i think urbanization has done a remarkable job in managing that and not letting itbide get out of hand . but you see putin continue to rattle the nuclear saber, which is extremely dangerous. >> it it cant deter us , though, from giving our full and complete support to ukraine . so how do we get to a place where adam schiff, who is demonstrably dishonest and reckless, almost dementedis in the way he behaves, i...

Water sustains life on our planet. And access to clean and safe water is foundational to society. So why has it only been in recent years that water