Emirates host launch of UN Sustainable Energy Year

The United Nations launched its International Year of Sustainability Energy for All at the World Future Energy Forum in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the federal and futuristic United Arab Emirates.

Writer: Paul Cochrane

Seeking Unity in Mediterranean Diversity

Leading up to its special report on Water Around the Mediterranean in association with the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM), Revolve Water features an exclusive interview with UfM Deputy Secretary General Rafiq Husseini about our water challenges.

Writer: Francesca de Châtel

European Pipeline Race Deepens

With the intensifying European economic crisis, the exorbitant price of the Nabucco pipeline now seems increasingly unrealistic and is pushing already wary investors and energy consortia to explore other, less expensive options.

Writer: Sijbren de Jong

Sharmistha Ray

HIDDEN GEOGRAPHIES
Sharmistha Ray’s solo exposition:
January 18 – February 18, 2012
Galerie Mirchandani & Steinruecke
Colaba, Mumbai, India

Towards a Pan-European Supergrid

The creation of a pan-European grid to trade and ship electricity all across Europe, in a truly integrated manner, would revolutionize the energy market in a more self-sufficient way.

Writer: Sijbren de Jong


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Seeking Unity in Mediterranean Diversity

Leading up to its special report on Water Around the Mediterranean in association with the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM), Revolve Water features an exclusive interview with UfM Deputy Secretary General Rafiq Husseini about our water challenges.

Writer: Francesca de Châtel

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Emirates host launch of UN Sustainable Energy Year

The United Nations launched its International Year of Sustainability Energy for All at the World Future Energy Forum in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the federal and futuristic United Arab Emirates.

Writer: Paul Cochrane

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Art

Tsunami_oil on canvas_12 x16 in_2011

Sharmistha Ray

HIDDEN GEOGRAPHIES
Sharmistha Ray’s solo exposition:
January 18 – February 18, 2012
Galerie Mirchandani & Steinruecke
Colaba, Mumbai, India

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Politics

April 27, 2011. Cheering crowds greet newly trained Libyan rebel soldiers as they march through Benghazi.

Libya: Bye-Bye ‘Brother Leader’

Investigating the crimes committed during Qaddafi’s regime is not one of the priorities of the new Libyan authorities who are now moving to create a new state from scratch.

Writer: Rosa Meneses
Photographer: Jure Erzen

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Emirates host launch of UN Sustainable Energy Year

The United Nations launched its International Year of Sustainability Energy for All at the World Future Energy Forum in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the federal and futuristic United Arab Emirates.

Writer: Paul Cochrane

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Europe should call Israel’s bluff

Ending the Israeli occupation and Jewish colonization of Palestinian land would earn struggling EU much-needed Arab goodwill.

Writers: Stuart Reigeluth and Dimitris Bouris

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Seeking Unity in Mediterranean Diversity

Leading up to its special report on Water Around the Mediterranean in association with the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM), Revolve Water features an exclusive interview with UfM Deputy Secretary General Rafiq Husseini about our water challenges.

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Israel still occupies and isolates Gaza

A kidnapped soldier has been returned for over a 1,000 Palestinians but Tel Aviv continues to fall back on the fact that Hamas is still in power.

Writers: Stuart Reigeluth and Dimitris Bouris

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European Pipeline Race Deepens

With the intensifying European economic crisis, the exorbitant price of the Nabucco pipeline now seems increasingly unrealistic and is pushing already wary investors and energy consortia to explore other, less expensive options.

Writer: Sijbren de Jong

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Sharmistha Ray

HIDDEN GEOGRAPHIES
Sharmistha Ray’s solo exposition:
January 18 – February 18, 2012
Galerie Mirchandani & Steinruecke
Colaba, Mumbai, India

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On the Future of Water

An exclusive interview with Mahmoud Abu Zeid, President of the Arab Water Council & Safwat Abdel-Dayem, Secretary General of the Arab Water Council about the future of water management in the Arab region.

Writer: Francesca de Châtel

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The Happy Hollows

From their studio in Los Angeles, California, Indie Rock trio band – The Happy Hollows – talks to Revolve Magazine about their last album ‘Spells’, the solo album ‘Pisces’ by lead-singer Sarah Negahdari, and inspiration for their next album. Check out their profile with videos, lyrics and more photos here!

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EU-Gaza mission on the beach

Gaza is very close to Europe, geographically. The Europeans were there for a very brief period of our contemporary history to help monitor the Rafah crossing point between Gaza and Egypt. Some still remain parked on the Israeli seafront waiting to engage again, eventually. The EU Border Assistance Management (BAM) has been downsized to a [...]

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Towards a Pan-European Supergrid

The creation of a pan-European grid to trade and ship electricity all across Europe, in a truly integrated manner, would revolutionize the energy market in a more self-sufficient way.

Writer: Sijbren de Jong

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