DAKAR, Senegal, Apr 18 2025 (IPS) - In my country, Senegal, almost 70 percent of our land is used to graze livestock. Here and across Africa, pastoralists and livestock keepers sustain herding systems ...

The Syrian war has left countless Syrians with devastating injuries, ranging from limb amputations and burns to the loss of ...

Youth Forum’s theme is “Youth at the Forefront: Leveraging Science and Social Inclusion for Sustainable Development”, ...

In a quiet corner of Medina Gounass, on the outskirts of Dakar, Senegal, one man has taken it upon himself to breathe new ...

The global risk landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace, posing significant threats to attaining the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As extreme weather, macroeconomic shocks, conflict, ...

Last year, 343 million people were experiencing acute food insecurity, according to the World Food Programme (WFP). That’s 10 ...

It is now official that the European continent is experiencing the fastest rate of global warming, according to a new ...

Back in the day when the separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) ran a de-facto state in Sri Lanka’s Northern Province, alcohol consumption was closely monitored, and sternly frowned upon.

India’s noted ornithologist and conservationist, Asad Rahmani, was pleased about water in four important wetlands in Kashmir.

In an interview with IPS, a smallholder farmer and youth leader speaks about the role people like him play in the food systems chain.

To advance the participation of women, the youth, and minorities in the agricultural sector, measures must be taken to break down the barriers.

As the global population of 8.2 billion grows and ages, the rise of dementia — often called 'the long goodbye' — is accelerating ...