MADRID, Jul 07 (IPS) – Far-right Brazilian president, Jair Messias Bolsonaro, was quoted a year ago or so as saying to a small group...
The next generation of dark matter detectors has arrived. A massive new effort to detect the elusive substance has reported its first results. Following...
Countries already under pressure from the economic fall-out of the COVID-19 pandemic, risk seeing the same economic turmoil and human misery as Sri Lanka,...
CARACAS, Jul 07 (IPS) – Economic sanctions against countries whose behavior is reproached by the West operate as punishment although they fail in their...
While the Russian military advance in eastern Ukraine continues to escalate, the UN refugee agency, UNCHR, on Thursday warned that the winter months are...
Tyrannosaurus rex’s tiny arms have launched a thousand sarcastic memes: I love you this much; can you pass the salt?; row, row, row your...
Getting a COVID-19 test has become a regular part of many college students’ lives. That ritual may protect not just those students’ classmates and...
KATHMANDU, Nepal, Jul 07 (IPS) – When we think of urbanization we often end up referring to the increasing number of megalopolises that are...
Johannesburg, Jul 07 (IPS) – Around the world, from Syria to Libya, from Bangladesh to Ukraine, millions have become refugees in foreign lands due...
UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Wednesday echoed strong condemnation from the Security Council and elsewhere, of the killing of two more UN peacekeepers in...

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A supersensitive dark matter search found no signs of the substance — yet
Sri Lanka’s misery should be warning to us all on global food, fuel and finance crisis: UNDP
Sanctions Are a Boomerang
A newfound dinosaur had tiny arms before T. rex made them cool
College COVID-19 testing can reduce coronavirus deaths in local communities
Myths Fuel Xenophobic Sentiment in South Africa
WHO scales up Ebola readiness in 22 countries across three continents
Ukraine: Civilian casualty rates among ‘deadliest’ in years, as energy attacks intensify
As disasters mount, next UN climate summit faces a test of trust
Gaza: 340 children killed despite ceasefire agreement – UNICEF