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Greta Thunberg Deported from Israel After Attempt to Break Gaza Blockade
Activist removed by Israel as Freedom Flotilla highlights humanitarian crisis
Is Off-Grid Living the Ultimate Freedom or a Romanticised Fantasy?
Everyone loves the idea of off-grid living, until the solar runs out mid investor pitch and you realise this so-called freedom is best left to influencers and idealists (in my opinion)
Gaza Bound Aid Vessel Madleen with 12 Crew Intercepted by Israel
The UK-flagged Madleen boarded in international waters
White Lion Craze Fuels Cruelty in Thailand
A new study reveals that nearly half of all lion cubs born annually in Thailand are white lions, due to inbreeding and genetic manipulation
Kabul Could Become First Modern City to Run Out of Water
Afghanistan’s capital Kabul could run dry by 2030, putting millions at risk
Betting on Trouble: The Alarming Truth About Gambling Addiction
Discover how biology, psychology, and even genetics shape pathological gamblers – and why some people just can’t quit betting
On the Couch with Michael Asher – The Explorer Who Walked the Sahara and Lived Among Nomads
Filmed in a modest kitchen – on the sidelines of the Reading for Pleasure Festival in the UAE – but […]
A Taste of Harmony: The Macallan’s Latest Collaboration is Rooted in Nature
The Macallan’s new limited edition Vibrant Oak proves sustainability doesn’t mean compromising on character
Is Eco-Friendly Parenting Possible… with a Baby in Tow?
Welcome to the world of eco-friendly parenting, where well-meaning choices can lead to unexpected pitfalls around every corner. But don’t despair: here’s how to tackle them without overwhelm
Rewiring the Road: Jacques Brent on How Toyota and Lexus Are Going Greener
Jacques Brent, the man steering Toyota and Lexus UAE, talks to The Ethicalist about electric dreams, sustainable design, and why luxury doesn’t have to cost the Earth
