The Internet, and in particular social media, are platforms of empowerment and virtual aggregation. But not always for the better.

The Chinese import ban on plastic waste and the EU plastics strategy paper make clear, that a rethinking process is needed. The experts' view by EPEA.

Young Ghanians have taken the driver’s seat in advocating for an environmentally clean country; music, the language spoken by all, may save the day.

60 years ago, the Israeli author and philosopher, Professor Yeshayahu Leibowitz published a highly critical political essay on the Six-day war.

Saudi Arabia is scrutinised for its women's rights. This makes it even more alarming that robot "Sophia" was granted citizenship status.

The government of Zimbabwe is failing to meet its international human rights obligations to protect children’s rights.

Demand for basic needs like food and shelter have skyrocketed in Africa due to a growing population.

For this, he has received numerous threats that have forced him to leave his country three times and be granted with some security measures provided [...]

Comfort, ease, speed, connectivity, progress. Without a doubt, technological devices have changed modern living. But they also die: what next?

Why is Abolishing China's Presidential Term Limits Such a Big Deal?

Maayan Ravid explains why integration of refugees, when done right, actually results in economic growth.

Presidential elections lie ahead and if no consensus is reached on biometric cards by then, a political crisis would grip Afghanistan.

At the beginning of the 20th century the suffrage movement was in full swing. And now?

Smartphone apps that monitor pill-taking are now available, and researchers are testing how well they work.

“To be a Jew means always to be with the oppressed, never with the oppressors.” (Marek Edelman, one of the leaders of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising)

It takes functional sanitation facilities at schools to ensure the health and safety of South Africa’s young learners.