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The 21st century has introduced the technology of artificial intelligence, which is crucial to people’s lives. AI’s benefits and negative impacts are in the daily news. This editorial highlights the United Nations Conference of the Parties in 2026…
Visiting the Sea of Plastic to Learn about Spanish agriculture An Alumni Experience Alumni Announcement: Euclid University Euclid Alumni Charalee Graydon and Oliver Dube traveled to southern Spain in August to visit the vegetable-growing area that supplies food…
The rapid advancement of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has created acute challenges for the protection of personal attributes (face, voice, and biometric likeness) and for the suppression of AI-generated illegal content, particularly child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and…
Hypertension (HTN) and Diabetes (DM) are increasing public health problems in rural sub-Saharan Africa, but evidence on their independent risk factors in rural communities remains limited. This study examined the predictors of hypertension and diabetes in rural Ghana…
Hypertension (HTN) and diabetes (DM) are major contributors to morbidity and premature mortality in Ghana, with national prevalence estimates of about 27% and 6–9%, respectively. However, limited evidence exists on their burden in remote rural populations due to…
The persistent gap between international climate finance commitments and actual capital flows to emerging economies represents a central governance failure of the post-Paris Agreement era. Despite expanding institutional networks, increasingly ambitious nationally determined contributions, and rapid growth in…
Uganda, hosting nearly 1.7 million refugees, began integrating refugees into its National Health System in 2017 to improve access, equity, and sustainability under successive Health Sector Integrated Refugee Response Plans. The study examines the extent of integration using…
Lassa fever often presents initially with nonspecific symptoms resembling malaria and typhoid, contributing to delayed diagnosis and isolation in endemic settings. This study aimed to identify early, pragmatic clinical predictors to improve frontline triage in resource-limited contexts. A…
Burkina Faso has become the world’s most terrorism-affected country, with over two million internally displaced persons as of 2024, largely due to violence from extremist groups such as Jama’at Nasr al-Islam wal-Muslimin. In this context, youth vulnerability is…
The contemporary mediation field remains largely shaped by Western theories and institutional traditions. This study expands the theoretical landscape by introducing a dynamic, practice-oriented framework grounded in ancient Indian wisdom, particularly the Bhagavad-Gītā. The text offers a rationally…
In the context of accelerating ecological crises, scientific knowledge is increasingly expected to guide urgent policy decisions under conditions of uncertainty, contested values, and high societal stakes. Conventional models of scientific expertise, which prioritize prediction, optimization, and technical…
Introduction Anticipating a move by UNFCCC Parties and non-party participants to highlight cooperation and to seek consensus to mitigate and adapt to climate change at COP30, I was eager to attend this COP. The location of Belem, Brazil,…
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is the most powerful body in the international system, mandated to maintain global peace and security, promote cooperation among states, and uphold international law and human rights. Its authority derives from its…
Institutions both reflect and reinforce sociopolitical divisions, shaping and being shaped by the identities that engage with them. This study examines how institutional structures operate as vectors for conflict by embedding in-group biases, conceptualized as ethno-nepotism or extended…
Kaduna State in northern Nigeria has experienced recurrent Lassa fever outbreaks, with rising morbidity and mortality over the past five years. Contributing factors include open drying of grains, storage in non-rat-proof containers, poor sanitation, rodent consumption, low health…