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Planting the Seeds of Sustainability Through Education Initiatives
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What if schools could do more than teach sustainability? What if they could test it, measure it and experience it in real time? Across Europe, students and teachers have been turning classrooms into small-scale laboratories for environmental change.
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Iran War May Have Transformed Asia’s Trade Dynamics
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The initial market reaction to US and Israeli military strikes on Iran was familiar: Brent crude surged in early Asian trading, equity markets slipped and headlines focused on the energy shock to come.
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Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation is a Matter of Sovereignty
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According to Noutary, within this new reality, strengthening cooperation between neighboring countries is not simply an option, but a necessity for strengthening the resilience and stability of the wider region.
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Gulf-to-Europe Railway to Ease Hormuz Disruption
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Turkiye and Saudi Arabia aim to build a railway to link the two countries with Jordan and Syria in the next three or four years, Turkish Transport Minister said Sunday, adding other Gulf countries would also join the project.
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Desert Plants Offer a Blueprint for Farming Innovation
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In a recent study, scientists have proposed a blueprint to harness extremophytes—plants that thrive in multi-stress desert environments—for designing climate-resilient crops for arid lands and promoting sustainable agriculture practices.
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The Ticket Price Fiasco for the Men’s FIFA World Cup
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In fact, when the US, Canada and Mexico set out their original bid to host the tournament, they said a seat at the final would cost a maximum of US$1,550 (£1,174). But by April 2026, the cheapest standard final ticket had reached US$5,785.
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MENA Project Momentum Holds Despite Conflict Disruption
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The Middle East and North Africa’s construction project pipeline has demonstrated considerable resilience in the months since the military conflict between the US, Israel and Iran began in late February . . .
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South–South Learning to Strengthen Environmental Systems
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When Somali officials arrived in Accra recently, they were not looking for new policies or templates. They wanted to understand how environmental and social (E&S) risk management works in practice, how institutions coordinate, and how E&S risks and impacts are managed as development projects move from planning to implementation . . .
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Beyond Ornaments – Rethinking Architectural Identity
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Can architecture express cultural meaning without directly reproducing traditional architectural symbols?
It made me wonder if this question has become increasingly important for countries like Kazakhstan.
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