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  1. 21 September 2026

    When Youth Rage Becomes a Beacon of Hope (opens impakter.com)

    Youth anger as reflected in Gen Z protests has set South Asia ablaze. Beginning in Sri Lanka and spreading to Bangladesh and Nepal, India is the most recent site of political upheaval caused by angry youngsters. Explanations for its causes and implications abound. In India, Gen Z protests erupted after a series of paper leaks

    • Politics & Foreign Affairs
    • Society

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  2. 17 December 2025

    How Climate Change Could Help Foster Peace in Yemen (opens impakter.com)

    Yemen’s tragedy is traditionally depicted through the limited perspective of humanitarian need and political divisiveness, but there is a greater existential crisis that is not visible to the average observer: Yemen’s rapid and destructive deterioration of the natural environment. The war and the climate emergency are locked in a vicious cycle of deteriorating conditions for

    • Climate Change
    • Environment
    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  3. 15 December 2023

    Agroforestry Using Fertilizer Trees: The Only Sustainable Alternative to Slash-and-Burn Farming (opens impakter.com)

    Agroforestry techniques popularized by APAF, a network of associations specializing in the extension of agroforestry techniques to African farmers, reverse the process of land degradation by establishing economically viable and ecologically stable farming systems. Available resources are better used to ensure the long-term ecological balance of fragile soils, and the aim is to improve productivity

    • Food and Agriculture

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  4. 25 September 2023

    Greenhushing: Is Silence Hindering Sustainability? (opens impakter.com)

    In the world of corporate sustainability, it’s not always about what companies proudly proclaim; sometimes, it’s the hushed secrets they keep that reveal their true shades of green. You’ve probably heard of greenwashing before, but now there is a subtler player lurking in the shadows: greenhushing. While greenwashing wears its false eco-badges loud and proud,

    • Business
    • Corporations
    • Society

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  5. 24 February 2023

    The Petrodollar Decouple: A Geopolitical Domino Effect (opens impakter.com)

    Major energy and political shifts are reshaping the geopolitical landscape. The United States’ push in recent years to domesticate and increase its own oil production has engendered its natural corollary: US imports of oil from Saudi Arabia have been drying up. And China has stepped up to fill the position. China’s main innovation in this

    • Business
    • Climate Change
    • Corporations

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  6. 19 February 2023

    EU War on Disinformation: Is Twitter Failing to Join the Fight? (opens impakter.com)

    In Europe’s battle against online disinformation, Twitter is falling behind. On February 9, top European Commission officials reprimanded the company for turning in an incomplete report as part of its obligations as a signatory of the 2022 Code of Practice on Disinformation. “I am disappointed to see that Twitter [sic] report lags behind others and

    • Business
    • Corporations
    • Society

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  7. 23 December 2022

    It’s Time to Rethink How We Live With Animals (opens impakter.com)

    Glancing at the news of the last week, it is more apparent than ever that the relationship between humans and animals is complicated. This is especially true in urban areas. On the one hand, this week world leaders signed the historic COP15 30×30 deal, agreeing to protect 30% of Earth for biodiversity by 2030, in

    • Environment
    • Society

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  8. 8 March 2022

    Feminism Between Globalization and Tradition: The Rise of Aurat Marches in Pakistan (opens impakter.com)

    This is a tale of feminism, globalization and conservative backlash. Qandell Baloch became known in Pakistan in 2013, after auditioning for Pakistan Idol. She obtained a large influence on the country due to her defiant social media posts and statements against Pakistani patriarchal norms and customs. Despite having received continued abuse and death threats, she

    • Equal Rights
    • Society

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  9. 7 March 2022

    Ukraine War: How It Impacts Food (opens impakter.com)

    Beyond the daily horrible visuals on the news, and beyond the increases in oil and gas prices at the pump or the heating bill, the reach of this war extends to your table – if you have one to eat from, or if you have prospects of a regular meal. While there are many ways

    • Politics & Foreign Affairs
    • Society

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  10. 7 March 2019

    Political Will or Not? The Right to Health in Zimbabwe in the Era of SDGs (opens impakter.com)

    The Right to Health is guaranteed under Article 25 of the UDHR and in other regional human rights instruments, statutes, conventions as well as in the national constitutions of many African countries. However, there seems to be a lack of political will and commitment on the part of African governments to guarantee and safeguard the

    • Equal Rights
    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  11. 26 December 2018

    The Role of Ecosystems in Achieving the SDGs (opens impakter.com)

    We are currently facing a critical point for the future of our planet. As our population continues to skyrocket, we are confronted with the daunting reality of impending food and water shortages, rising global temperatures, hunger, poverty, and a general gross exploitation of resources at a rate far quicker than that which would allow the

    • Corporations
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    • NGO & Charities

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  12. 29 August 2018

    The Role of Ecosystems in Achieving the SDGs (opens impakter.com)

    We are currently facing a critical point for the future of our planet. As our population continues to skyrocket, we are confronted with the daunting reality of impending food and water shortages, rising global temperatures, hunger, poverty, and a general gross exploitation of resources at a rate far quicker than that which would allow the

    • Corporations
    • Impact
    • NGO & Charities

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