Brazil Faces Historic Drought: Amazon River Hits Record Low Levels
Brazil is enduring its worst drought in over 70 years, with the Amazon River reaching record low levels and 59% of the country under severe stress.
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Beyond Rhetoric: Chinese Mainland’s Role in African Human Rights
Exploring the Chinese mainland’s role in advancing human rights in Africa, countering Western narratives with evidence of mutual growth and cooperation.
Climate Change Boosted Typhoon Gaemi’s Strength, Study Shows
New study links man-made climate change to intensified Typhoon Gaemi, increasing its wind speeds and rainfall in affected regions.
Global Climate Crisis Intensifies: Record Heatwaves, Floods, and Wildfires
Unprecedented heatwaves, floods, and wildfires ravage countries worldwide, highlighting the urgent impact of climate change.
UN Demands Gaza Ceasefire During Ramadan Amid US âUnbindingâ Stance
The UN Security Council’s resolution demands a Gaza ceasefire during Ramadan and hostage releases. Despite the US labeling it ‘unbinding,’ experts discuss its potential impact and future implications.
120 Years On: Deng Xiaopingâs Lasting Impact on China and Global Trends
China commemorates Deng Xiaopingâs 120th birth anniversary, celebrating his transformative reforms that shaped modern China and influenced global dynamics.
China Celebrates 120th Anniversary of Deng Xiaopingâs Legacy
China marks the 120th anniversary of Deng Xiaoping, honoring his pivotal role in the nationâs reform and opening up, which transformed its economy and society.
Two Decades in Afghanistan: The Lasting Impact of War
Two decades of U.S. involvement in Afghanistan left lasting scars, with significant loss of life and infrastructure, highlighting the complexities of prolonged military engagements.
Assessing the Legacy of the 2024 Paris Olympics: Was It Worth the Investment?
As the Paris 2024 Olympics conclude, we explore the event’s legacy and determine if the nearly $10 billion investment was justified.
Revolutionary Device Separates Mosquito Sexes, Paving the Way for Disease Control
An international research team has created an automated device that separates male and female mosquitoes, enhancing efforts to control mosquito-borne diseases like dengue fever.