Published on The Conversation (February 18, 2026), this article argues that the global supply of critical minerals essential for clean...
The US and Israel’s unprovoked attack on Iran and Iran’s retaliatory closure of the narrow chokepoint exit from the Persian Gulf may have “cascading consequences for...
This article by Jordan Miller of the Arizona State University explains the consequences of the U.S. officially leaving the World Health Organization in January 2026, detailing...
Activists in Ghana are increasingly holding extractive companies accountable for environmental damage, human rights abuses, and community harm through grassroots campaigns, legal challenges, and public pressure....
This article by Tilman Ruff of The University of Melbourne, examines the impending expiration of the last major remaining U.S.-Russia nuclear arms control treaty, New START,...
This article by Francois Questiaux (University of Copenhagen), and Marieve Pouliot (University of Copenhagen), highlights the dramatic rise in global demand for shea butter, which has...
Ghana collects only about half of the blood units it needs for its healthcare system, with the National Blood Service’s 2024 collection of 187,280 units falling...
In this article, Richard Morris of Lincoln University, New Zealand, explores a common question among AI users worldwide: does politely saying “please” and “thank you” to...
In an insightful Atlantic Council report, Joseph Asunka examines Ghana’s remarkable democratic journey since the mid-1990s, pointing out the pivotal role of civil society and independent...
In this analysis, Adi Imsirovic of University of Oxford surmises that the U.S. military strike on Venezuela in early January 2026 – which included airstrikes and...
