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Dying nation

Sharing the salmon

The US and Canada agree to share their salmon resources

Kigali Conference: Experts from across Africa talk about its health challenges

DTE reports from four-day Africa Health Agenda International Conference 2023 at Kigali

Simply Put: The IMF optimism

IISF 2019: Festival concludes, with organisers claiming success

It narrowed the gap between scientists and commoners ever more, they say

Women's cancers: curable for the rich, often a death sentence for the poor

Of women who die from cervical cancer, 87% live in poor countries

At boiling point

River water sharing project brings Israel and Lebanon on the brink of war

Just hot air

NEPAD falls short on deliverables though it is heavy on promises

Course correction

Pact struck on water sharing in the US

Deadlock continues

Pakistan president's visit fails to resolve Baglihar dispute

Big deal

EU apex court upholds emissions cap on aviation sector

EU Aviation Directive will be binding; airlines' operations cost to increase

No legal identity for a billion people globally, says UN body

International Organization for Migration holds meet for promoting dialogue between countries of origin and destination

Vulnerable employment will continue to affect 72% of workers in South Asia: ILO

India is faced with the dual problem of informal and vulnerable employment

Canal controversy

Round one to USA

Water discord

India-Pakistan talks on Baglihar project fails

Redundant since 2019: The 12th ministerial conference fails to revive WTO Appellate Body

Reappointment of judges to the appellate body stopped in 2017 

Climate change impact on agriculture: 50 million to be poor by 2030, says UN body

Rising displacement due to disasters fuelling more conflicts

Southeast Asia’s energy demand to grow by 80 per cent in 2040: IEA

The share of fossil fuels in the region’s energy mix will rise to 78 per cent

India, UK link efforts

Mindless manufacture leaves Japan behind

Close watch

Choking India's generics exports

Global triggers: Why these five big issues could cause significant problems in 2024

Trends of global power tensions, open war, democratic decline and extreme job market fluctuations are likely to continue in 2024