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Researchers fleeing conflict and war need broad support from the science community and governments, say recommendations from a workshop co-organised by TWAS.

The Beijing-based Regional Office for East and South-East Asia and the Pacific has a bright new Internet home.

Organizations from around the world joined the Science International initiative for open access to publicly funded "big data" sets.

The venerable UK academy and the global academy that is focused on science in the South may look for ways to support African science.

The controversial US travel ban will have an immediate negative effect on science, says interim Executive Director Mohamed Hassan.

In recognition of changes in global development patterns, TWAS has issued a new list of 66 S&T-lagging countries.

Representatives of 40 nations called for broad scientific cooperation in the "Belt and Road" region.

Donating to TWAS will be faster and easier than ever thanks to a new online system offered through PayPal.

In the centennial of his birth, physicist Paolo Budinich and his life will be centerstage of month-long events.

Science International, co-organized by TWAS, IAP, ICSU and ISSC, has a new website to support its "open data" endorsement campaign.