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Congo is expected to strengthen trade ties, expand market for goods and services, bringing with it a 90 million-strong population.

NationofChange Most Americans don’t approve of animal testing—will the U.S. Congress finally pass legislation to end it? The Humane Research and Testing Act seeks to move the U.S. toward more ethical methods of researching human disease that don’t involve animals. More than 133,000 rabbits were used by United States Department of Agriculture licensees in 2018—an 11% increase from the previous year, according to the National Anti-Vivisection Society. (Photo credit: Understanding Animal Research/Flickr) More than 133,000 rabbits were used by United States Departm...

The life of a mouse or a rat is an unenviable one. Chances are that if you're in the urban wild, you must contend with deadly traps, poisons and broom-wielding humans. If you're a country-dweller, you might have it a bit easier, but then again you may be blown to smithereens by a shotgun or carried off in the sharp talons of a barn owl. Or be poisoned anyway. "The only good mouse is a dead mouse," Australia's deputy prime minister Michael McCormack said recently, as the nation ramped up its war on mice with a plan to poison millions of them in New South Wales.

200 drug applications submitted in the past twenty years find what drug makers have to do to dogs to win regulatory approval. The results are harrowing.

Center for Contemporary Sciences (CCS) is partnering with GlassWall Syndicate (GWS) to fund companies developing animal testing alternatives