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What Can Somalia Learn from Singapore’s Development
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Hosted by the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Executive Education, the study tour provided an opportunity for the Somali delegation to explore approaches to executive education, public sector leadership development . . .
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Sustainability: Who Will Still Champion This By 2031?
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Most of the students who registered for their first semester this year will graduate in 2030, the year the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) expire.
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How Western Consumption Affects Global South Environment
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Industrialized countries send millions of metric tonnes of used clothing, electronic equipment and other products to the Global South, and with them, the environmental and health implications . . .
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Finding Beauty in Chaos: Human Resilience in Cities
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Hamad Almuzaini’s Precarious Beings explores how people quietly reshape public spaces in Kuwait through everyday improvisation
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Saudi Youth Reimagine the Circular Economy Trends
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Through UNDP’s Summer Academy, young Saudi innovators are turning environmental challenges into practical solutions for textile and electronic waste.
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Plants’ Response to Rising CO₂ and Water Scarcity
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Many projections of future dryland expansion assume warming simply raises evaporation, but a new study suggests the process is more complex.
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Traditional Design to Mitigate Coastal Jeddah Summer Heat
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Historic Jeddah’s narrow alleyways, shaded arcades and closely clustered buildings demonstrate traditional architectural techniques developed to mitigate the intense summer heat and humidity of the coastal city.
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How the UAE Is Protecting Its Gulf Architectural Heritage
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This year, the UAE Ministry of Culture launched the National Register of Modern Architectural Heritage to ensure these buildings are protected, preserved, and recognized as important cultural landmarks.
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Fake Ranking Sites and Their Impact on Universities
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Fake Webometrics University Rankings (WURs) are targeting universities in the Global South, leading to the rise of dissemination of inaccurate ranking data through news outlets and consulting agencies.
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