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Tropical crops such as coffee, rubber, and cocoa are experiencing significant price increases, yet smallholder farmers are facing challenges due to climate change. Weather extremes are disrupting production in key …
Surging Tropical Crop Prices: A Challenge for Smallholder Farmers Amid Climate Change Read More
Recent research reveals that urban rat populations are surging due to climate change, particularly with milder winters fostering reproduction. Major cities such as Washington D.C. and New York have seen …
The Alarming Rise of Urban Rat Populations Driven by Climate Change Read More
Lastminute.com has initiated a joint venture in the UAE, rebranding the startup MenaStar as lastminute.ae. This move is part of the company’s strategy to capitalize on the Middle Eastern tourism …
Lastminute.com Expands Internationally with UAE Joint Venture Read More
Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand’s aspirations to host Formula 1 races are inappropriate given their pressing socio-economic challenges. Despite enthusiasm from local officials, the financial viability of such events raises …
The Inappropriateness of Formula 1 in Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand Read More
Several countries, including Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand, aim to host Formula One races, but face criticism due to their socio-economic issues. South African officials advocate for a Grand Prix’s …
The Inappropriateness of F1 Races in Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand Read More
This article recounts the tragic air crash involving Zambia’s national football team in 1993, which claimed 30 lives, and the subsequent journey of resilience culminating in the team’s unexpected victory …
From Tragedy to Triumph: Zambia’s Journey Through Loss to 2012 Afcon Victory Read More
Exiled Chinese activists marked the second anniversary of the White Paper Movement, a pivotal protest against COVID-19 lockdowns and government censorship. Candlelight vigils occurred worldwide, with participants recalling the tragic …
Commemoration of the White Paper Movement: Two Years of Activism and Resistance Read More
Researchers from KITLV, NIMH, and NIOD reveal that during Indonesia’s struggle for independence between 1945 and 1949, Dutch soldiers engaged in widespread violence, including extrajudicial killings, murder, and torture, which …
Research Highlights Dutch Tolerance of Violence During Indonesian Independence War Read More
Ahmad Baydoun, a Lebanese researcher, is using satellite imagery and geolocation data to document the environmental impact of Israeli military’s use of white phosphorus amid the ongoing conflict in Lebanon. …
Lebanese Researcher Maps Impact of White Phosphorus in Ongoing Conflict Read More
Recent Israeli attacks in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria have resulted in significant civilian casualties, including many children. In Gaza alone, reports indicate at least 49 fatalities, while Lebanon has suffered …
Escalating Violence: Civilian Casualties Rise Amid Israeli Attacks in Gaza and Beyond Read More