Gubernur Banten Wahidin Halim memastikan pihaknya segera membangun sebuah masjid senilai sekitar Rp6 miliar di sekitar kawasan wisata ‘Negeri Diatas Awan’ di Gunung Luhur Citorek Kabupaten Lebak. “Kita akan bangun …
Read MoreEvent Post October 3, 2019 Crunching IFPRI data to build research capacity in Papua New Guinea Gracie Rosenbach Emily Schmidt New insights into nutrition and poverty from IFPRI’s PNG Household Survey on Food Systems.
Read MoreEU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) turned privacy compliance into one of the primary concerns of companies operating worldwide. With ongoing developments in Europe and other regional initiatives, K&L Gates’ The Privacist will highlight emerging issues or stories on a monthly basis.
Read MoreOur love of milk and beef has come at a great cost, and that cost has been both to the welfare of cattle and to the health of the planet. There are some 1.5 billion cows on earth and most of them are kept in pitiful conditions at industrial-scale farms […]
Read MoreBadan Meteorologi Klimatologi dan Geofisika (BMKG) memprakirkan wilayah di Pulau Jawa, Bali, Nusa Tenggara Barat hingga Nusa Tenggara Timur masih akan mengalami hari tanpa hujan hingga November mendatang. Kepala Bidang …
Read MoreResearch Post October 2, 2019 Climate mitigation can support growth in developing countries Channing Arndt A short-term exemption from emissions reduction targets would have a positive impact.
Read MoreBy Jan LundiusSTOCKHOLM / ROME, Oct 2 2019 (IPS) In a 1974 article, Woody Allen poked fun at biblical stories presenting ludicrous paraphrases of The Book of Job, Abraham´s intended sacrifice of his son Isaac, as well as The Book of Proverbs. One of Allen´s invented proverbs was: “The wicked […]
Read MoreSource: International Crisis Group Country: Afghanistan The Afghan government blamed Taliban violence for keeping Afghans from reaching the polls. Although there were no mass-casualty incidents, the AAN has counted about 400 smaller attacks. Afghanistan’s fourth presidential election since 2001 brought perhaps 26 per cent of the electorate to the polls. […]
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