Ukraine is marking 34 years of independence, and the country’s first generation of lawmakers and activists are reflecting on how early decisions shaped its struggle today

Videos taken by visitors to the isolated country provide a rare glimpse of how it’s mimicking the consumerism of the outside world.

And what does this apparent creeping of media power in those regions mean in an age with a shifting world order? "[Countries outside the West are] very fertile territory intellectually, culturally, and ideologically [because of their] residual anti-American,

The rapid adoption of solar energy was initially encouraged by the government in power-starved Pakistan, but officials now fear it is spreading too quickly.

Governments from Mexico to Chile are starting to levy low-cost imports in a bid to protect local businesses from the glut coming out of China’s bloated factories. Spearheading the onslaught are Chinese e-commerce companies Temu,

Using the perspective of weather and climate, a scientist explores the conflict between science and common sense.

With US foreign policy in flux, Japan and South Korea are finding common ground on trade, defense, and demographic challenges.

Hungarian filmmaker Dorka Vermes, whose debut feature "Árni" was nominated for a Queer Lion Award at the 2023 Venice Film Festival, is developing her sophomore effort, "Places Half Empty," a film that's billed as a controversial and intimate portrait of a queer relationship in the context of Viktor Orbán's Hungary.