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Jewish and Arab citizens, shoulder to shoulder—and demand from the government a comprehensive, funded, professional and measurable solution. Not tomorrow. Now. The Prime Minister must present the ...

The Interior Department must force seven bickering states to agree on drastic water cuts — after the driest winter in decades ...

Human–elephant conflict (HEC) in Sri Lanka results in significant loss of human life, elephant deaths, and extensive damage to crops and property. Despite numerous interventions over the decades, the ...

As China enters the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) period, one of the most important economic questions is how to turn competition from a race to the bottom into a driver of innovation, quality and ...

We spoke with Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences, and Professor at Columbia University, who weighed in on why financial integrity matters and what stronger international cooperation ...