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In the months since Hamas attacked Israel, killing some 1,200 people and taking hundreds more hostage, Israeli forces have pummeled Gaza in a campaign to dismantle the group, which the U.S. considers a terrorist organization. The offensive has killed 22,000 Palestinians and dealt a grievous blow to the territory’s fragile air, water, and land —
Syria’s forests have been another casualty in the 12 years of war that has gripped the country according to a new report. The destruction of natural resources and damage to ecosystems has potentially severe consequences for the lives, livelihoods and future of Syrian citizens — as well as for the country’s climate resilience. The “Axed and
When it comes to matching outfits that give “toi et moi” vibes, it doesn’t mean that it’s all about cringey his-and-hers graphic tees or hideous head-to-toe identical copies. Couple sneakers can be the perfect way to slay together, without going over the top. This stylish touch is cute without being very noticeable as it allows
The two agendas of climate change adaptation and peacebuilding are rarely coordinated—it’s time for this to change. For Somalia, last year’s drought was its worst in nearly a decade. Wells dried up, crops failed, and thousands were displaced from their land. For nomadic herders, the drought meant travelling farther distances in search of fresh pasture, bringing them
On first look, Twins for Peace is a company that sells shoes to raise funds to produce shoes for children in poverty-stricken countries, but, that description merely scratches the surface. In fact, Twins for Peace was created to ‘foster impactful progress’, to consistently invest in these poverty stricken countries by creating long lasting projects. Now with various stores
A world without war. That was the dream of the United Nations’ founding fathers. They had lived through World War II and they didn’t want a repeat of the atrocities and destruction they had witnessed. They wanted permanent peace for future generations. It never happened. Seventy years have now passed since the creation of the United Nations,