2021-10-26

Former Japanese prime minister Taro Aso says Japanese rice 'tastier' due to global warming

2021-10-26

Lithuanian soldiers will use weapons on Belarus border if 'their lives in danger', says minister

2021-10-26

Opening of 1,000km Laos-China railway approaches | New Civil Engineer

2021-10-26

U.S. chides China, Russia after ships traverse Japan chokepoints

2021-10-26

Austria introduces $3.50 go-anywhere public transport ticket to fight climate change

2021-10-26

An 11-member Senate committee in Brazil will be voting on an extensive report recommending the country's president be criminally charged. The 1,200-page document is the result of 11 months of investigation into the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic

2021-10-26

Despite stronger promises, the world is set to overshoot climate targets, UN gap report finds

2021-10-26

Rise in human bird flu cases in China shows risk of fast-changing variants: experts

2021-10-26

One of world’s biggest pension funds to stop investing in fossil fuels | Fossil fuel divestment

2021-10-26

Communists face rare crackdown in Russia, upending old balance

2021-10-26

U.S. strongly opposes Israel's plans for new West Bank settlement homes

2021-10-26

Ex Greenpeace director for Quebec Steven Guilbeault becomes environment minister of Canada.

2021-10-26

Catania: Two dead as rare storm floods streets of Sicilian city

2021-10-26

Members of Ecuador's influential indigenous movement blocked roads to protest fuel price hikes as the country, in the midst of a state of emergency, battles challenges on multiple fronts. Protesters used rocks and burning tires to disrupt traffic in five of Ecuador's 24 provinces

2021-10-26

The UN skewers world leaders' handling of the climate crisis, saying countries are 'utterly failing' and 'way off track'

2021-10-25

Young Australians lodge human rights complaints with UN over alleged government inaction on climate

2021-10-25

Derelict oil tanker threatens to decimate the Red Sea. The tanker as been floating off the coast Yemen for 5 years with over 1 million gallons of crude oil; 4 times the amount of the Exxon Valdez. It also as the potential to shut down shipping lines to the Suez Canal.

2021-10-25

Reports of military coup in Sudan

2021-10-25

Ghana president calls for 'tolerance' as anti-LGBT bill gains steam

2021-10-25

A red tide that devastated marine life off the northernmost main island of Hokkaido apparently was caused by algae drifting from Russia on an ocean current, Japanese researchers said. The event triggered wholesale deaths of salmon and sea urchins