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Epidemiologist Antoine Flahault says the lessons are real, yet rising heat frequency demands structural investment.
The Court removed a long-standing constraint on who presidents can fire, reshaping the leverage dynamics inside U.S. regulation.
A fast tour of how US laws and industrial power reshaped global environments, and why regulators and investors should care now.
With U.S. retrenchment reshaping security assumptions, Europeans are quietly rebuilding their future around Ukraine.
Cabinet approval puts parliament on the clock and tightens a regional dispute that started with Gaza.
A promised partnership, two years of scale-backs, and now a leadership exit leave real questions about Britain’s long-term commitment to Africa.
Envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will attend high-level talks, with technical sessions handled separately.
The Labour leader signals direction as prime minister, offering momentum without the operational blueprint decision-makers want.
A 4.6 quake struck Monday at 7:01 a.m., reviving fear in Caracas while teams combed rubble five days after twin earthquakes.
With rescue windows shrinking, relief coordination and information control collide as hundreds of thousands face a long humanitarian fight.
Two countries may have massive reserves, yet cooperation gets stuck on a different dispute across the land.
The Kremlin concedes shortages for the first time, while Ukraine escalates drone attacks on Russia’s oil infrastructure.
