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Dispatches
Food Shortages
Will wheat prices remain elevated?
Global wheat prices have doubled recently, for which Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is partly yet not fully to blame.
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Climate Change
Methane hunters fight climate change with plumbing
The oil and gas industry is choking the atmosphere with a heat-trapping gas stronger than CO2.
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Africa
Africa could feed itself with the right infrastructure
Africa has enough fertile soil and water to meet its own needs, but there are many hurdles preventing this.
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Art
Unravelling a WWII family secret
By investigating her family’s history under the Nazis, Katharina Feil rediscovered two trailblazing female artists.
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Kolkata GPO becomes the first post office in the country to have a café, the Parcel Café, within its premises
The General Post Office (GPO) of Kolkata, with its high-domed Corinthian design, is one of the most iconic landmarks of the city. Situated in central
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Los Angeles Declaration
Migration pact to cap Americas summit buffeted by discord
A gathering hosted by President Joe Biden was designed to reassert US leadership and counter China’s growing economic footprint in the region.
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Europe
Boris Johnson’s weakness brings international complications
When British Prime Minister Boris Johnson survived a no-confidence vote this week, at least one other world leader shared his relief.
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South Africa: President Cyril Ramaphosa’s mysterious millions cast political shadow
South Africa’s leader faces accusations of having stolen and concealed millions of dollars at one of his game farms.
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EU faces struggle over defence ties with Asia
The European Union is trying to convince Indo-Pacific partners that it is a genuine security actor in the region.
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Sudan: Critics slam fresh dialogue as disingenuous
Sudan’s military is embarking on talks with civilian groups. Yet critics fear that little will change.
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Ukraine: Will Black Sea grain corridor solve export crisis?
Russia has agreed to a “corridor” to export grain from Ukraine but there are many sticking points before Kyiv can agree.
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Nigeria: More violence feared as elections approach
A deadly attack on churchgoers highlights the failure of Nigeria’s leaders to end the conflicts wracking the country.
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