By Dr. Htet Khaing Min Myanmar refugees in Thailand face hardship and uncertainty, struggling with poverty, discrimination, and the constant fear...

Almost four years after the February 1, 2021 coup in Myanmar, the military junta’s widespread and systematic abuses against the population –...

Dr Rowley’s bald statement last week about police stations being locked and kept unlit at night produced a quick and assertive response from the...

The New South Wales Government has announced a raft of projects to help protect critical plantation timber in southern NSW under the Government’s...

Biohacking is a rapidly growing movement that combines technology, biology, and self-experimentation to optimize human performance and well-being....

Pay freezes, rising costs of living, and persistent staffing issues are driving public sector workers in Gibraltar toward a breaking point, according...

THE global labor market remains far from equitable as over 400 million people are either unemployed or unable to work due to systemic barriers, the...

By Harry Pearl Palauan tourism official Lelly Obakerbau shakes her head and motions at the encroaching jungle that threatens to reclaim an ancient...

According to the report, the automotive sector in India is poised for significant growth, driven by the rising popularity of SUVs, electric vehicles,...

By Mihai Macovei European countries are the largest welfare states in the OECD and among the highest in the World. At the same time, Europe’s...