Concern about global unrest on the rise, research indicates
The world has faced two devastating world wars in its history, and many people are worried that current events indicate a fast-approaching third world war.
Provo residents attend candlelight vigil with Ukrainian refugees to commemorate year since war began
Over 100 people attended a candlelight vigil at Kiwanis Park in Provo in recognition of the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
BYU students organize fundraiser to help those affected by Turkey, Syria earthquakes
BYU students from the Middle Eastern Studies/Arabic Student Association are hosting a fundraiser on Feb. 24 to help the victims of the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria.
BYU students discuss China’s increasing military presence over Taiwan
China is ramping up its military dominance over Taiwan this month with a dispatch of nine warplanes into Taiwanese airspace, coming after a series of major incursions.
Sidebar: The so-called First Green Constitution Was Rejected in Chile in September 2022
Sounds of democracy rang in the streets. Flags swayed, and people raised their voices to the beat of a drum. Dancers in traditional face paint led a crowd down the streets of Valparaiso, Chile, on Aug. 20, 2022.
What Utah can learn from Chile about dealing with climate change and extreme weather
As the western United States faces its driest and hottest period in at least 100 years, Utah and surrounding states could learn from a country 6,000 miles south that is in an advanced stage of grappling with water scarcity and other climate disasters.
