State-owned oil and gas fields across the United Arab Emirates have flared almost constantly despite a long-standing policy to eliminate “routine” flaring in their operations, DeSmog can reveal. Joe Sandler Clarke is a content coordinator […]
Will AI bring wonderful new benefits to our lives, reducing hours of toil and raising our knowledge to new heights, or will generative AI lead to the increased domination of humanity by machines and even […]
Three-quarters of Americans who have heard of crypto have little confidence in its safety or reliability. Even the chip-making giant Nvidia has declared that crypto adds nothing useful to society Lynn Parramore is Senior Research Analyst […]
Ahead of the pivotal year 2024, Serhii Plokhy says that European partners are preparing for the long war in Ukraine, with the continent’s security in mind, as support from the U.S. becomes more uncertain. Read […]
Newly elected Argentine President Javier Milei seems to be a follower of the American economist Steve Hanke, a one-size fits all man: as in you should dollarise. How easy would that be? Read HERE Javier […]
Any one of the 149 states that are party to the Genocide Convention has the right to report the Gaza case to the United Nations Craig Murray is a British former diplomat, political activist, human […]
For most Israelis, “winning” currently seems to justify almost any violence, but there could be another way, towards a single Jewish-Palestinian state. Neve Gordon is a Leverhulme Visiting Professor in the Department of Politics and […]
How will a Lord as UK foreign secretary be held to account by the House of Commons? Not easily. Thomas Caygill is Senior Lecturer in Politics, Nottingham Trent University Cross-posted from The Conversation Photo: Kremlin/Creative […]
In recent months, Western leaders have taken a number of trips to Central Asia, rushing to show interest in a region they neglected for years Read HERE Kazakhstan President Tokayev
The plans have also been criticized for their potential to hamper decarbonization, by allowing carbon-emitting activities to continue for five extra years. Read HERE Photo: Wikitarisch/Creative Commons
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