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I knew from a young age that I saw myself differently from the way others perceived me. Just as quickly as I noticed this difference, I also learned

They’ve already stuck with crypto through crackdowns on trading platforms and mining. What’s a $1 trillion crash on top of that?

 The harm that comes to the environment during armed conflict is often permanent, yet the lack of advocates to fight for its protection as they

In Iraq, climate change is adding stress to an already precarious situation, with weak public services, fossil fuel-related environmental and health

Monks from Myanmar and Laos helped keep Xishuangbanna’s Buddhist tradition alive, but tighter border controls could force them out.

COVID-19 protocols have made it more difficult for patients to visit fever clinics or access relevant over-the-counter medicines.

Suhar: A forum on the prospects of urbanization was held on Monday in the Wilyat of Suhar, Governorate of North Al Batinah. The event was organized by Oman Chamber of Commerce and...

Is a “green resource curse” on its way? Kimberly Thompson, a Senior Advisor for Natural Resources and Conflict and the Industry Lead for Mining

The Urban Wildlife Photography Awards showcase some of the best urban wildlife photography by professionals and amateurs.

Elevator and escalator industry trends: As cities continue to become the centrifugal force for progress and urbanization, the need to accommodate huge population has led to the growth of high-rise buildings, mid-rise buildings, and advanced infrastructure. This bodes well for the elevator and escalator industry as they offer solution to facilitate the vertical movement of