While China's push to modernize sparked a surge in burning coal, India is turning to increasingly cheap solar to meet its booming energy needs. Though it faces big hurdles, including a rickety grid, India's solar buildout could soon be a model for other emerging economies.

Democrats won big in last year’s election. This year, they’re aiming to win a majority on the commission.

Philanthropy can play an urgent role in the global effort to protect and restore the natural world and stabilise the climate.
Amsterdam's streets are changing: since 1 May, billboards for flights, cars, or steaks are banned – though this won't be enforced until 2027 to give t
European farmers love fertilisers. More plant growth means higher yields, good income for farmers, and relatively cheap food for the rest of us. Impor
Over 1.3 million people across Europe do not have a home of their own. Many more struggle to access stable, safe, and affordable housing: in 2023, 4.9
Georgia has not traditionally been known for its energy exports – until last autumn. According to data from its national statistics office, the countr

The two nations, seemingly frustrated by the United States as a mediator, are sizing up alternatives.

A bombshell report shows how Israel and the U. S. never really cared about freeing the Iranian people.

Inflation is rising and fault lines are widening on disruptions from history’s biggest energy shock.

Carruthers’s murder conviction hinged on the claims of paid informant, who has repeatedly recanted his testimony.

Call it “the art of the self-deal. ” You sue yourself, announce a hasty “settlement” when the judge questions whether you are engaged in collusion (with
“The Goon Squad, ” by Daniel Kolitz, is cited by judges for “original, stylish magazine storytelling. ”

"I honor you. I celebrate your vibrant and passionate and full-tilt way of existing. I’m not ashamed. "

The young artist Emily Kraus is preoccupied with the question of whether machines can be surrogates for an artist’s unconscious.