In the shallows of Raja Ampat, Indonesia, a bold conservation experiment is underway—one that blends marine biology, local ...

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High above the oceans and landmasses, an unseen migration is constantly unfolding. These travelers are aerosols: millions upon millions of microscopic particles so small they can drift for days or ...

The UN has repeatedly warned of famine and genocide in Gaza, with satellite images and reports confirming the destruction of agricultural land and the starvation of children, while Israeli forces have ...

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Operations in the decadeslong secret war between Iran and Israel have shifted fundamentally in recent years, moving from ...

For the world's landlocked developing countries (LLDCs), geography isn't just a challenge, it's a costly barrier to trade. Cut off from direct access to the sea, these nations face steep transport ...