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Secretary of State Anthony J. Blinken recently reaffirmed the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)—a nation located in Africa’s heart—as a

In an area the size of Singapore, Egypt is building its new capital. Constructed under the close control of the military and the head of state, the city embodies the grand ambitions of an increasingly autocratic president. But will it turn out to be a ghost city?

On November 15, the world population is projected to reach 8 billion people. As we approach that milestone, there’s no denying that our rapidly

In August’s top post, Jiayi Zhou discusses an underexplored dimension of Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Farmland and agriculture. While the negative

On a recent visit to the Wilson Center, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari remarked on the historic nature of the monsoon-related

Options abroad solve some problems but sometimes, create new ones.

Over decades, billions of small lentil-sized plastic pellets, called nurdles, flooded out of the wastewater pipes of Formosa Plastic’s plant in

For many people, stillbirth— the occurrence of a fetal death at 20+ week’s gestation—is a concept. A statistic. Each year, at least 23,000

This article, by Sharon Guynup, originally appeared on Mongabay.In August, I traveled aboard the icebreaker Kinfish to the Svalbard archipelago,

We should be outraged by sexuality education’s colonialist connections. As a researcher and trainer based in the UK, I see how deeply blatant