Algeria facing water stress: innovative solutions for a sustainable future

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By François Chignac     Algeria is facing one of its greatest challenges: the supply of drinking water. To deal with this growing water stress, the government has introduced →

Israel war on Gaza live: Children killed in Israeli attack on Jabalia camp

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al jazeera By Alastair Mccready     Overnight Israeli attack on apartment in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza has killed several Palestinian civilians, including →

How Ukraine’s Fight Solves Global Problems

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national interest by Andreas Umland     While the Russian-Ukrainian War is only one symptom of broader destructive international trends, its outcome will co-determine the →

An Olympic Embarrassment

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​national interest​​​ by Cheryl Benard      To no one’s surprise, the U.S. cleaned up at the Olympics. With 126 medals in total, it took a vast lead, with rival China a →

Double standards

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By Liu Rui →

The Obama Effect

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​american thinker​​​ By Jeannie De Angelis      A coincidence is, “the occurrence of events that happen at the same time... but seem to have some connection.” That seems to →

The Kursk Offensive and the Risk of a Wider War

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​american conservative​​​ By James W. Carden     As the Kursk offensive heads into its second week, Ukrainian forces now claim to control nearly 30 Russian villages comprising →

Ernesto is now a hurricane after bringing "significant flooding" to Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands

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​cbs news​​​ By Li Cohen     Hurricane Ernesto is headed towards Bermuda after leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power across Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as a →

Paris 2024 Olympics: Prosecutor's Office investigates harassment against Imane Khelif

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​africa news​​​     French prosecutors have opened an investigation into a complaint of online harassment filed by Olympic boxing champion Imane Khelif after a barrage of →

Plant disease could spell apocalypse for citrus fruits

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conversation by  Raphael Morillon ,  Barbara Hufnagel ,  Patrick Ollitrault ,  Virginie Ravigné     If world agricultural authorities don’t get their act →

What Was the Biden Doctrine?

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​foreign affairs​​​ By Jessica T. Mathews     Although it is too soon to judge the historical significance of Joe Biden’s one-term presidency, it is clear that the past four years →

What happened in the Kolkata rape case that triggered doctors’ protests?

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al jazeera By Sarah Shamim     One of these demands was solidifying the Central Protection Act, intended to be a central law to protect medical professionals from violence, →

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