Stop Islamophobia By Mariya SalimNEW DELHI, India, Jun 3 2021 (IPS) A Muslim call centre operator at a COVID-19 ‘war room’, who once saw himself a COVID-warrior, is now unemployed after being falsely branded by a top politician as a key member of a bed-for-bribe scam. He is a victim […]
Read MoreIndonesia mengingatkan kembali perihal pentingnya penyelesaian “Paris Rule Book” guna menyukseskan perundingan iklim Conference of Parties 26 (COP26) di Glasgow, Inggris, pada 1-12 November 2021. Direktur Jenderal …
Read MoreCountries: Jordan, Syrian Arab Republic Source: World Food Programme WFP announced on Thursday that 21,000 Syrian refugees will no longer receive their monthly food assistance as of July following a prioritization exercise driven by a shortage of funds.
Read MoreResearch Post June 3, 2021 Challenges for policy and research to reduce food loss and waste Swati Malhotra Rob Vos Five major obstacles that stand in the way of progress.
Read MoreAs the climate warms, species that prefer warmer temperatures are spreading northwards to the detriment of native species and people alike. A case in point: insects that decimate crops. Climate change could affect how infectious, widespread and severe pests that decimate plants can become around the world, warns the United […]
Read MoreThe Foreign Ministry of Malaysia on Tuesday said it would summon China’s envoy to explain an “intrusion” by 16 People’s Liberation Army Air Force planes into its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), after Malaysia’s military detected “suspicious” activity over the South China Sea.
Read MoreFood loss and waste is a major issue in the Asia and Pacific region and coordinated, strategic actions are needed to address the impact it is having on climate change, food security, and the region’s overall economy. This was the conclusion of 18 Member countries during a virtual consultation […]
Read MoreIn the past month, a number of landmark developments have occurred in climate change law in Australia and overseas, which have the potential to materially impact emissions intensive corporations and projects. These reflect the ongoing willingness of courts to intervene and regulate carbon dioxide emissions based on actions founded in […]
Read MoreSydney – Global law firm K&L Gates has grown its labour, employment and workplace safety team in Sydney with the addition of partner Stephen Hardy, who joins from Baker McKenzie. Hardy is an established practitioner who represents Australian and international clients on a variety of employment matters. These include human […]
Read MoreIssue Post June 2, 2021 Book: Moving Malawi beyond subsistence agriculture Todd Benson Charting a path toward rural economic transformation.
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