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Officials survey a Central Asian river basin where irrigated farmland, shrinking water resources and degraded drylands converge, underscoring the region’s push for cross-border cooperation on water, land and climate resilience. Credit: AI-generated illustration.
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Central Asia Bets on a New Water–Land Pact to Survive Environmental Degradation

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Africa’s Water is its Future. Who will Govern it?

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Claude Gascon, interim CEO of the GEF and Aziz Abduhakimov, Minister of Environment of the Republic of Uzbekistan, at the closing ceremony of the Eighth GEF Assembly in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. Gascon was presented with a traditional Uzbek outfit. Credit: Stella Paul/IPS
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Make Last Sprint Towards 2030 a ‘Turning Point’ for Nature Finance, Eighth GEF Assembly Told

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Giovanni B. Reyes, an indigenous leader from the Philippines, speaking in an exclusive interview with IPS about traditional knowledge as a cultural repository and a tool for survival in a world battered by environmental degradation. Credit: Kizito Makoye/IPS
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Filipino Indigenous Leader Takes Ancient Wisdom to the Global Stage

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Elongo, 12, washes her hands at Epo‑Ville Primary School in Bunia, Ituri Province, DR Congo, on 22 May 2026. She had just taken part in a handwashing demonstration led by UNICEF WASH Officer Ciza Nyalundja. Credit: UNICEF/Carmel Ndomba Mbikayi
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Ebola Outbreak in the DRC Raises Global Health Concerns Amid Conflict and Displacement

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Displaced and traumatised by war, Syrians now face mental health crises. Credit: Sonia al-Ali/IPS
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Scarcity of Treatment Makes Syrians More Vulnerable to Mental Health Crisis

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Climate Change, Economy & Trade, Europe, Featured, Green Economy, Headlines, Natural Resources, Sustainable Development Goals, TerraViva United Nations Europe How Europe’s Waste Could Supply Over Half of Critical Material Demand – Report By Umar Manzoor Shah Reprint | | Print | Send by email Vast amounts of valuable materials buried inside old batteries, electronic waste, and end-of-life vehicles should be collected for critical materials. Credit: FutuRaM Vast amounts of valuable materials buried inside old batteries, electronic waste, and end-of-life vehicles should be collected for critical materials. Credit: FutuRaM
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How Europe’s Waste Could Supply Over Half of Critical Material Demand – Report

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Astana’s futuristic skyline and Japan’s urban landscape converge with symbols of clean energy, connectivity and peace, reflecting a partnership shaped by smart-city cooperation, energy security, and shared memories of nuclear suffering.　Image: INPS Japan
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أستانا واليابان ترسخان علاقات المستقبل عبر المدن الذكية وأمن الطاقة ونزع السلاح النووي

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Astana’s futuristic skyline and Japan’s urban landscape converge with symbols of clean energy, connectivity and peace, reflecting a partnership shaped by smart-city cooperation, energy security, and shared memories of nuclear suffering.　Image: INPS Japan
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Astana and Japan Forge Future Ties Through Smart Cities, Energy Security and Nuclear Disarmament

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Image: INPS Japan
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The Return of the Bnei Menashe: India’s “Lost Tribe” and Israel’s New Aliyah Operation

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