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Negotiators are Working to Build an International Carbon Market at COP28 — But Should They?

Negotiators are Working to Build an International Carbon Market at COP28 — But Should They?

The Climate Conference and the Petrostates

The Climate Conference and the Petrostates

Pakistan’s Expulsion of Afghan Refugees is Part of a Longstanding Crackdown

Pakistan’s Expulsion of Afghan Refugees is Part of a Longstanding Crackdown

Gaza War Fallout: Hamas Enjoys “Unprecedented” Rise in Popularity in Jordan

Gaza War Fallout: Hamas Enjoys “Unprecedented” Rise in Popularity in Jordan

What is the United States’ Geoeconomic Strategy?

What is the United States’ Geoeconomic Strategy?

Between Hope and Despair: Gaza War Sharpens Generational Divide in West Bank

Between Hope and Despair: Gaza War Sharpens Generational Divide in West Bank

Inside the Brief Quiet of Gaza’s Ceasefire

Inside the Brief Quiet of Gaza’s Ceasefire

Civil War Pushes Sudan to the Brink of Humanitarian Disaster

Civil War Pushes Sudan to the Brink of Humanitarian Disaster

Conflicted Memories: Georgia’s Fraught National Heritage Sites

Conflicted Memories: Georgia’s Fraught National Heritage Sites

Nuclear Film Heists and Heroes Make For Apathy on the Weapons Themselves

Nuclear Film Heists and Heroes Make For Apathy on the Weapons Themselves

America’s Forever Wars Have Yielded a 75,000% Increase in Terror Attacks in Africa

America’s Forever Wars Have Yielded a 75,000% Increase in Terror Attacks in Africa

War’s Tiniest Victims: Amid Gaza’s Turmoil, a Mother’s Love Prevails

War’s Tiniest Victims: Amid Gaza’s Turmoil, a Mother’s Love Prevails

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Mina Titus, 75, and her six-year-old granddaughter, Meltha Titus, in their shared home in Majuro. Photo by Chloe Shrager, July 1, 2023.

Words: Allyn Gaestel

Date: November 15, 2023

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