Given the demographics, significant differences between the two sides, and the current situations in various countries, it is likely that the struggle over international migration will persist throughout the 21st century| Inter Press Service
In catchment areas of the Western Cape Water Supply System, critical for the water supply to Cape Town, invasive trees are responsible for the loss of up to 55 million cubic meters of water per year—equivalent to about two months’ water supply for the city| Inter Press Service
The Rise of Islamophobia in New York’s Mayoral Elections– with the Statue of Liberty in a Burqa| Inter Press Service
The author is an Afghanistan-based female journalist, trained with Finnish support before the Taliban take-over. Her identity is withheld for security reasons| Inter Press Service
The UNOC3 concluded today in Nice with an urgent call for governments to translate bold words into concrete action to protect the world’s oceans.| Inter Press Service
Char Tito is hammering nails into wood at Kakuma Arid Zone Secondary School in Turkana County, northern Kenya; she is using an invasive tree for furniture.| Inter Press Service
Twenty years ago, one day in June 2005, I talked with an Iranian man who was selling underwear at the Tehran Grand Bazaar. People all over the world want peace, he said, but governments won’t let them have it. I thought of that conversation on Saturday night after the U.S. government attacked nuclear sites in …| Inter Press Service
Rising life expectancy coupled with the disparities among and within countries, including variations between older men and women, present substantial economic, social, and political challenges for societies| Inter Press Service
