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South Africa’s Afrophobia reveals a troubling betrayal of pan-African solidarity. Historical injustices mirror today’s xenophobic violence, reflecting deeper governance failures as the continent ...

A new documentary, Kakhovka. High Water. How the Destruction of the Hydroelectric Power Plant Changed Ukraine, examines the ...

Modest gains in renewable energy have made the most catastrophic climate outcome implausible, but scientists warn the world is still on track to blow past the Paris Agreement's 1.5-degree goal.

From Frangokastello in Crete to Mavris Petras Street in Thessaloniki and the “Well of Souls” in Kifissia, Greece is still ...