DESIGN EQUALITY with Innovation marks the seventh edition of the international competition held within BE OPEN’s ongoing programme dedicated to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Organized by the
A recent study has raised new concerns about the health risks of ultraprocessed foods, revealing a potential connection between their consumption and an increased risk of lung
Retired Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, who authored the landmark 2015 ruling legalizing same-sex marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges, recently shared reflections on the case that defined
News of a ceasefire agreement reached between Israel and Hamas was met with both celebration and cautious optimism across Gaza and Israel. While the announcement sparked scenes of
The quiet power of food Food has always been one of the simplest ways to connect with others. A study by the University of Birmingham and the University
A Growing Conglomerate in Southeast Asia BIC Group, a Cambodian conglomerate (https://www.bicgroupasia.com/) chaired by businessman Yim Leak, is quietly positioning itself as a rising force in Southeast Asia’s
For decades, Bangchak Corporation was synonymous with Thailand’s fossil-fuel economy: its green-branded service stations a fixture of the country’s highways, its refinery in Bangkok’s Phra Khanong district supplying
Political leaders from the Arab League and Organisation of Islamic Cooperation assembled in Qatar’s capital following last week’s Israeli military action targeting Hamas leadership within the emirate. The
France experienced significant civil unrest on Wednesday as demonstrators launched coordinated protests across the nation, coinciding with the appointment of a new prime minister. The widespread demonstrations featured
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