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“Open Letter To UN. I Am Tired Of This Brand Of Maturity. Time For You To Do Something” I have wondered enough about this world and creatures called humans in it. These humans has problems and I refused to play along in the name of maturity any more. I can…

Here are the key facts of this story, as agreed upon by Al Jazeera, the New York Times, Times of Israel, and the Washington Post. The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting on Mon. to discuss the ceasefire in Gaza, with several members raising concerns regarding the likelihood of…

Here are the key facts of this story, as agreed upon by DW, Al Jazeera, France24, Washington Post, and Citizen. A UN report claims to have found “solid evidence” that Rwandan troops have intervened militarily in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and supplied the “March 23 Movement” (M23)…

For corporate collaborations or business inquiries, kindly reach out to us through partnerships@projectflux.co Every country around the world is currently experiencing being impacted by climate change. National economies are being disrupted, lives are being affected, and these costs will only escalate in the future. The severe effects of climate change…

When we think of peace talks, we often picture dispassionate, impassive go-betweens calmly trying to bring often hot-headed adversaries together. But the work of mediation often takes a real toll on peacemakers themselves. “Terribly lonely” — that’s how Staffan de Mistura, the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General for Western Sahara…

If you look at the world map right now, you think you can see every country in the world at there. However, it’s not the case. Currently, there are 15 unrecognized countries in the world. (Actually, countries like China, South Korea, North Korea, Israel, Armenia and so on are not…

T o mark the upcoming International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we spoke with Lola Cabnal, a Guatemalan indigenous leader, to discuss the role of indigenous women in sustainable adaptation to climate change. For Lola Cabnal, a Mayan Q’eqchi environmental leader from Livingston, a small town in northeast Guatemala…

The case for including youth in efforts to build peace and pave the way to development is obvious. We spoke with two trailblazers from Kenya and Indonesia, to learn about their work to ensure the voices of young people are heard. Christine Achieng Odera grew up in Riruta, a low-income…