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President-elect Joe Biden has underlined his focus on climate change by appointing former US Secretary of State, John Kerry, as his climate czar. Kerry was influential in helping to negotiate Continue Reading
From the Sahara to the Savanna, the African Union, in conjunction with the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) and other leading NGOs, has been developing an initiative to grow Continue Reading
A new revolutionary engine is in development that could solve a major pollution problem and help the haulage industry meet tighter emission standards. What’s the Problem? In order to meet Continue Reading
Exploring the criticism surrounding Akon’s city in Senegal
First black-owned food delivery service in America. Black and mobile is making history! This start-up is the first black-owned food delivery service in the US. Additionally, Black and Mobile is competing Continue Reading
Over the past three months, Komarovsky Market has become one of many locations in Minsk regularly packed out with anti-government peaceful protests. They have come carrying chrysanthemums, roses and even Continue Reading
As Azerbaijan and Armenian agree a peace deal over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, thousands of Armenians are evacuating the area. Following six weeks of fighting, Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed Continue Reading
Santa’s Grotto and Christmas Markets move online due to new UK COVID-19 restrictions. Many popular festive events are unable to take place this year, under new COVID-19 restrictions. Nevertheless, thanks Continue Reading
By Vineet Malik | London , England | November 06 , 2020 In a startling development on Friday, the Apex Court of India issued a Show Cause Notice to the Continue Reading
Students from Hong Kong at London universities are set to spend Christmas alone as outbound restrictions tighten and lockdown kicks in.