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Rethinking Europe’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

BEIRUT/ADDIS ABABA/CAIRO: As the climate crisis escalates, the European Union and the United Kingdom are moving forward with their Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, promoting it as a landmark tool linking trade and climate policy. But the CBAM’s ambitious aims are now meeting a growing backlash. The CBAM puts a price on the

Catastrophe on the Roof of the World

Independent environmental researchers and monitors must be granted unfettered access to the Plateau to gather vital data and conduct unbiased

How Companies Should – and Should Not – Deploy AI

Third, managers must invest in upskilling, so that everyone understands the technology and its potential. Fourth, the Golden Triangle, with

Ukraine conducts coordinated drone assault on Russian airfields, inflicts heavy…

The Russian Defence Ministry accused the Kiev regime of launching coordinated terrorist attacks using FPV (First-Person View) drones against multiple

The Climate Challenge as a Development Opportunity

An important starting point is that elites internalize and support low-carbon development as a potential opportunity, with climate resilience as

Will Trump Tip the AI Race in China’s Favor?

Energy is another critical factor. In 2023, China generated approximately 9,456 terawatt-hours of electricity – 32% of the global total

Europe’s Prosperity and Security Depend on Climate Action

certainly not the US under its current leadership. The proposed 2040 target thus offers an opportunity that Europe must seize

What Trump Gets Right About China

Unfortunately for Trump, the only real solution is to boost China’s fertility rate, and that demands rapid progress in raising

A Plan to End Malaria in Africa

That means leveraging untapped resources, including the more than $95 billion in annual remittances from the African diaspora. Innovative financing

Over 3,300 Afghan families return home from Pakistan, Iran

Kabul, May 21 : A total of 3,319 Afghan families with 18,640 members returned home from neighboring Iran and Pakistan