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The National Theater said it was looking for fresh talent. Instead, it hired nationally recognized, if young, stars.

A new contribution in a continuing series examining "backdraft" —the unintended consequences of climate change responses—and how its effects

From climate change to COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine, the world is a landscape of increasing instability. Book-ending the Top 5 posts of June

Verandas form culturaly important threshold spaces in vernacular Indian architecture, allowing architecture to activate a sense of community around it.

The Sahel region of Africa is a semi-arid, arc-shaped landmass that stretches 3,860 kilometres from Senegal across portions of Mali, Burkina Faso,

More people are visiting bigger hospitals despite it costing more to do so, citing better health care services behind choice.

As temperatures climb in to the 40s on the surface, bomb shelters are a cool underground hangout for Nanjing’s elderly.

The genre’s recent revival has won over audiences, but their message may not be getting through.

The Haryana government’s apparent attempt to reclassify a conservation zone in a way that enables real estate projects would destroy the Aravallis and cause the NCR ecological harm

Last month, as global leaders met in Lisbon for the UN Oceans Conference, President Biden signed a National Security Memorandum to address the