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Oil-rich UAE orders emissions monitoring in new climate law

Climate Change · United Arab Emirates

Oil-rich UAE orders emissions monitoring in new climate law

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

The United Arab Emirates, a major oil exporter, began mandatory emissions monitoring for companies on Friday under a new law targeting climate change.See the Story

Where Does Syria’s Political Transition Stand?

Bashar Al-Assad · Syria

Where Does Syria’s Political Transition Stand?

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

A snapshot of the threats facing the post-Assad government.See the Story

The Bureaucracy of Despair

The Bureaucracy of Despair

Ever since Grotius argued that war could be governed by reason, the project of “civilising violence” has haunted the legal imagination. From the Hague Conventions to the Geneva Conventions (1899-1949) and their additional protocols, legal efforts have aimed to rationalise the chaos of conflict, to impose order through detailed regulations. Yet in modern war, public outrage tends to rise in proportion to the body count, as though some tacit algor…Read Article

SWIM Lebanon celebrates Four Years of Purpose, People, and the Power of Nature

Lebanon’s leading environmental NGO, SWIM Lebanon (Sustainable Waste Intercity Marathon), marks four years this month since it held its very first pilot event in Amchit. It was humble in scale: just 28 swimmers and 19 cleanup volunteers, but ambitious in spirit. That day was our test: could we coordinate a swimming and cleanup initiative in parallel, with the hope of one day organising something bigger? It worked. Not just as an event, but as a …Lebanon · Lebanon Read Article

The Last Card on the Table: Baghdad and the Balance of the New Middle East

As the Middle East reshapes itself in the wake of seismic shifts, including the October 7 war in Gaza, the erosion of Hezbollah’s power in Lebanon, and the fading prospects of Assad’s regime in Syria. Iraq stands at a pivotal juncture in the world's history. It is no longer a mere post-conflict community or a fragile state emerging from the clutches of dictatorship. It has now risen as the last great battleground for influence between rival regi…Hezbollah · Gaza Read Article

Demi Moore's The Substance

A lot of hoopla has been made of Demi Moore’s latest movie, The Substance (2024), winner of the Cannes Prize for best screenplay. And, you know what, for once, the pundits are correct. By Emad AyshaThe movie is more than a shock to the system. It is positively harrowing, and not just on the visceral level, exposing how fake and superficial and downright exploitative the merry-go-round of American society is, and not just at the level of stardom.…California, United States · California Read Article

The Holy Trinity of Bureaucracy

Studies show that excessive bureaucracy can consume up to 30% of an organisation's productive time and significantly impair its ability to innovate and respond to market demands. We often had to wait days for our paperwork to be approved by management. When we presented our offering to our client, we found it was quite late, as the competition had not only beaten us on commercials but also on timing and efficiency. We won’t understand why we are…Read Article

South Africa’s Chief Rabbi: Trump Was Right to Call Out Ramaphosa on ‘Genocide’

83% Right coverage: 6 sources

South Africa’s Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein said Sunday that Donald Trump was right to confront President Cyril Ramaphosa over genocidal rhetoric — specifically the failure to condemn the infamous “Kill the Boer” chant.Cyril Ramaphosa · South Africa See the Story

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Ending Explained with Full Spoilers

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

*Warning: Full Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning spoilers ahead*Since the series began with Brian De Palma's 1996 original, few blockbuster franchises have won anywhere near as much acclaim as the Mission: Impossible movies.Over the years, the films, which are loosely based on the iconic TV show from the 1960s and 1970s, have seen Tom Cruise put himself through a number of increasingly extreme stunts, from scaling the Burj Khalifa in Dub…Tom Cruise See the Story

Sharaa Reiterates Need to Unify Syria, Enforce Truce with Israel

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Syria’s interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa has reiterated his rejection of any attempts to partition the war-torn country, as he called for an armistice agreement with Israel to be respected. Sharaa and his foreign minister, Asaad al-Shaibani, met in Istanbul on Saturday with newly-appointed US Special Envoy to Syria Tom Barrack, who was Washington’s ambassador to Turkey. According to a statement by the Syrian presidency on Sunday, the two sides …Kurds · United States See the Story

James Cann vs. Jerry Maguire

By dumb luck, I found myself watching several very long movies, almost all in a row, including Thief (1981), Jerry Maguire (1996), and Once Upon a Time in the West (1968). By Emad AyshaBelieve it or not, the most boring movie where you felt the time was none other than Jerry Maguire. After the first half hour, you felt exhausted, and you dreaded the rest of the movie for about 2 hours and 16 minutes. Not so with Thief, which weighs in at 2 hours…Read Article

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