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Discussions about climate change in the United Nations have been going on for 20 years, without much success. The fact that negotiators failed to deliver even the minimum
January is approaching, which means potential changes to President Obama's cabinet are looming as well.
Looking at the last 20 years, the following infographic, created by Nerd Wallet,
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On Wednesday, the Colombian government and FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) returned to the negotiating table in Cuba after a week-long break, during which 20
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The Doha Climate Change Conference, organized by the United Nations, started last Monday and will last until December 7th. It seems that real progress on climate change is
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Today is World AIDS Day, dedicated to raising awareness about the HIV/AIDS epidemic which has killed nearly 30 million people since the beginning of
The 2012 election has been the most expensive election in the US history, costing more than $6 billion, $2.6 billion on the presidential election alone.
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The 2012 election has been the most expensive election in the US history, costing more than $6 billion, $2.6 billion on the presidential election alone.
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The members of the United Nation General Assembly voted yesterday to approve Palestine's UN observer state status. Although the state is not an official member,
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The environment and climate change were not only discussed in a limited manner during the election season, but the current Doha Climate Change Conference, hosted by
After being mainly ignored during the election period, climate change will again be under the spotlight as the Doha Climate Change Conference, hosted by the UN, will be taking place
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On Tuesday, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius declared in front of the French parliament that France would vote for the resolution on Palestine'
Credit: Olivier Corsan for La Parisien
On Tuesday, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius declared in front of the French parliament that France would vote for the resolution on Palestine'