Will multimedia classrooms remain a distant reality?
Such projects, despite their potential to change the life of target beneficiaries, are often turned futile by the inefficiency and mismanagement of those involved, the writer…
COP27: How will paying for climate damages and losses work exactly?
Endless headlines spotlighting natural disasters in recent months have underscored how this is a here-and-now crisis for humankind.
Is Russia’s withdrawal from Kherson a trick?
For the past few weeks, attention has fallen on the Kherson region, with the expectation that it would represent a final major confrontation before winter changes the nature of…
Climate summit and the hypocrisy of Western leaders
The elite prescription for the world’s poor – green energy – is incapable of transforming lives, the writer states.
Climate summit and the hypocrisy of Western leaders
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine pushed up energy prices even further, wealthy countries have been scouring the world for new sources of energy.
What can the stronger US dollar tell us?
If the US uses this window of opportunity to do major reforms, the strength of the dollar would simply reinforce the view that America is back.
From rhetoric to realisation of climate actions at COP27
A key expectation is to have a stronger commitment from nations to reduce their emissions and keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Australia’s impossible climate juggling trick
“It wants to be a ‘green energy superpower’ while remaining one of the largest fossil fuel exporters in the world”, the author writes.
Leftist opposition needs to revise security framework
‘Prudence’ is what the leftist opposition are asking for from the pro-nuclear voices in the right-wing circles.
World News Day: The end of news as we know it, or the dawn of a new era
The best kind of financial help is the payment that citizens willingly make to subscribe to an online (or physical) source of news.