Yemen’s reignited war fuels a new wave in child recruitment Child soldiers continue to be recruited in Yemen, where government and Houthi forces are engaged in a new round of fighting. Sanaa, Yemen – A month ago, a Houthi recruiter in his 40s, approached 16-year-old Abdulkarim in Sanaa and told him about the possibility of being sent to the front…
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Behind Shell's US$16.5bn Acquisition of ARC Resources British supermajor Shell has completed a US$16.5bn acquisition of Canadian energy company ARC Resources. The deal has been months in the making,…
A new Pew Research Center survey found that 37% of Americans say it is unlikely the United States will elect a woman president in their lifetimes. That is up significantly from 2023, when 26% said…
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Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome film producer Lahoucine Grimich. He challenges the prevailing narrative that cinema is an industry in existential crisis.