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By the middle of 2025, women‘s sport experienced its swift development. The crowd-breaking numbers, the widened tournament formats and the
Women on the frontline: Peru’s female farmers battling climate change
This has led to the absurd arrangement of Peru, one of the countries that contribute a small percentage of emissions
Fragile peace in Tripoli: Can Libya’s militias be disarmed without renewed conflict?
Tripoli has been a tense area since May 2025, when the Government of National Unity (GNU) started a set of
Dr. Kanem’s three zeros agenda and its global impact on women’s health
Dr. Natalia Kanem, Having served as an Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) between 2017 and 2025,
Anaemia in South Asia: A looming crisis threatening women’s health and economy
Anaemia is one of the deadliest but least experienced health hazards in the south of Asia. In the mid-2025, it
Starvation as a weapon: The ethics and impact of Gaza’s blockade
The situation of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has never been as critical. By July 2025, the enclave was in
Tariff turmoil: How US-China trade uncertainty is reshaping global markets
The United States-China trade relationship has taken another and unstable turn in 2025. President Donald Trump during his second term
Sevilla Summit 2025 and the Future of Sustainable Development Financing
In July 2025, the world leaders met in Sevilla to attend the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4)
US Sanctions on ICC Judges: Implications for International Justice and Sovereignty
A decision made by the United States in June 2025 to sanction four International Criminal Court (ICC) judges ushered in
Why Landmine Bans Must Apply in War and Peace Alike?
One of the most sophisticated and nefarious weapons that affect the safety of civilians is landmines in the post-war world