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Vision on how to come to grips with climate crisis

Countries must “call time” on coal-fired power, deforestation and new petrol cars if hopes of meeting the world’s toughest climate target are to be kept alive, the UK has warned. In little less than six months, the world is due to convene in Glasgow for a major summit

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Guaido’s truce with Maduro raises optimism

Venezuela’s socialist regime and the opposition backed by the United States are taking first steps toward talks leading to an eventual electoral solution to the country’s political crisis, but analysts say the road ahead won’t be an easy one, as distrust lingers over past attempts

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Republicans will lose, if they can’t be honest

During a House hearing about the attack on the US Capitol, US Rep. Andrew Clyde read from a prepared statement to take issue with people calling the assault “an insurrection.” “There was no insurrection,” the freshman Republican from Athens, Georgia, said.

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The supreme principle of ‘Live, And Let Live’

The Central Vista Redevelopment Project in the heart of New Delhi has run into a sharp controversy, especially over its timing and continuing construction during the peak times of Covid19 in India. The project will see a complete revamp of India’s central and iconic

16 May 2021

Kids must learn about protecting themselves from sad news

Michael Morpurgo is a big deal in my house. Both my children love his books, and because they have a whopping age gap of six years, I am able to enjoy his books with them twice. In an interview this week, he spoke about the darker themes in his children’s

16 May 2021

Prince Harry is saying things millions of young men need to hear

I’ve noticed a slight shift in the way we’re talking about a vital issue, recently — the issue of male mental health and wellbeing. Broadcaster James O’Brien wrote yesterday about spending years full of “public school swagger”

16 May 2021

The reality of American racism cant be denied

Racism has saturated US society for so long that some people — including representatives in public office — continue to deny its existence. “Hear me clearly: America is not a racist country,” said Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., in response to President Joe Biden’s

16 May 2021

Republicans are already preparing for the 2024 battle

Just six months after the last presidential election, ambitious Republicans are already busy laying the groundwork for the next one, visiting key states and hitting the fundraising circuit.

16 May 2021

Indian states grapple to share COVID-19 jabs

Arjun Kumar was wary about getting a COVID-19 vaccine until India’s deadly second wave reached villages near his home in the state of Odisha.

15 May 2021