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Panama’s 2024 Election: What to Know

Political crisis has embroiled Panama’s May 5 presidential election, exacerbating uncertainty in a country dealing with drought and fallout from widespread protests.

IDF Says UN Observers in Lebanon Were Wounded by Hezbollah Explosive

A spokesman for the Israeli military said the blast was caused “by an explosive previously installed there by Hezbollah,” a Lebanese militia and political movement.

A station of the U.N. peacekeeping forces in Lebanon, in Markaba, near the border with Israel, last year.

An American Who Has Helped Clear 815,000 Bombs From Vietnam

Chuck Searcy has spent decades of his life redressing a deadly legacy of America’s war in Vietnam: unexploded ordnance.

Chuck Searcy, 79, co-founder of a group that works to deactivate unexploded bombs in Vietnam, a legacy of the war. He stood next to deactivated ordnance in Dong Ha City, Quang Tri Province, last month.

Japan-Based NGO Looks Beyond Diamonds and Money

Mining can be dangerous, exploitative and harmful to the environment. Chie Murakami’s organization is aiming to change that by raising awareness and addressing the needs of miners.

1974: 5 More Miners Hurt in South Africa Riots

It was the latest outbreak of intertribal unrest at a gold mine in Free State. The situation was under control at midnight, officials said.

Three Climate Takeaways From Indonesia’s Presidential Election and the Vote for Subianto

The presumed winner supports policies that have led to a boom in coal-burning, but also to the creation of a nascent electric-battery industry.

A nickel processing plant in Sulawesi. Indonesia has vast supplies of nickel, which is critical to battery manufacturing.

Mali Gold Mine Collapse Kills Dozens, Ministry Says

The episode in the country’s southwest highlights the risks faced by miners working in environments with little to no safety measures.

An artisanal gold miner working in Kalana, Mali, in 2012. Artisanal mining has provided a livelihood for thousands of people in several West African countries over the past two decades.

Rare Earth Metals May Be Lurking in Your Junk Drawer

And that’s a good thing. They’re critical for renewable energy, and a new study says recovering them from old cellphones and other waste could help meet the demand.

Only about 1 percent of rare earth metals in old electronic products are currently reused or recycled, researchers estimate.

What Are the Risks of A.I. Drones and Weapons?

Concern about weapons that can kill without a human decision is not entirely new.

New technology from a company called ShieldAI creates drones that work in tandem through artificial intelligence. The company is working with the Defense Department, but does not have armed drones at this point.

So Thieves Nabbed Your Catalytic Converter. Here’s Where It Ended Up.

The pollution control devices contain valuable metals, making them a hot commodity for recycling. Some beneficiaries of the thefts look the other way.

The innards of a catalytic converter are coated in some of the rarest, most expensive metals on the planet.

So Thieves Nabbed Your Catalytic Converter. Here’s Where It Ended Up.

The pollution control devices contain valuable metals, making them a hot commodity for recycling. Some beneficiaries of the thefts look the other way.

The innards of a catalytic converter are coated in some of the rarest, most expensive metals on the planet.
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