This article explores two pressing issues: the questioning of continuous progress in a world facing uncertainty, and the struggle to preserve the Garifuna language in Guatemala. Read more...

The world's largest iceberg is stuck near South Georgia, while Comet 2024 G3 (ATLAS) becomes the 'Great Comet of 2025'. Plus: Giving nature its own ID. Read more...

Data from De Lijn in Antwerp shows buses and trams carrying twice as many passengers as scanned tickets indicate. Brussels is also considering easing green agenda rules for companies. Read more...

A look at the latest political news, including climate change initiatives, historical crime investigations in Brazil, and proposed laws targeting illegal online gambling. Read more...

UN biodiversity talks resume in Rome after unresolved issues at Cop16 in Cali. Concerns linger about trust and participation in the crucial meeting aimed at halting nature loss by 2030. Read more...

A researcher faces misconduct allegations, while Alexandria battles rising sea levels. Plus, the Adriatic Sea grapples with an invasive crab species. Read more...

A complex hostage exchange in Gaza and Nauru's drastic measure to sell its nationality due to rising sea levels highlight escalating global political and environmental challenges. Read more...

The UK navigates ambitious climate targets, debates defense spending, considers changes to child benefits, and grapples with single-sex space policies amid rising birthrates in South Korea. Read more...

From UNESCO funding in Bulgaria to heat pump adoption in the UK and privacy concerns in the US, governments worldwide are grappling with critical policy challenges. Read more...

King Mohammed VI of Morocco has cancelled the Lamb Festival for the first time in 30 years due to severe drought and livestock shortages. The decision comes amid economic hardship and climate concerns. Read more...

Discover how the velvet ant's ultra-black cuticle could inspire new tech, and a stark reminder that climate change, like an asteroid impact, is an undeniable reality. Read more...

A roundup of global news covering topics from drought in Morocco and pension disputes in the UK to sexual violence cases in France and political negotiations in New Caledonia. Read more...

This week in science: early humans used bone tools 1.5 million years ago, Jupiter's moon Callisto may have an ocean, and deadly storms threaten the US. Read more...

Predator populations surge in Europe, scientists debate the Gulf Stream's future, and COP16 focuses on biodiversity protection amidst setbacks. Read more...

A roundup of recent news from Italy, covering a corruption scandal, climate spending shortcomings, the Pope's health, and recognition of civilian heroes. Read more...

Samba schools face criticism for repetitive routines with drones and smoke, while a Globo actor hides in plain sight. Mocidade Independente issues a climate change alarm under scorching heat. Read more...

The crypto market faces an $800B slump, while gold and silver rally risks loom in 2025. Meanwhile, Paraguay explores green Bitcoin mining with hydroelectric power. Read more...

A summary of global events, including a family tragedy, traffic accidents, floods in Jakarta, and philosophical reflections on life and death. Read more...

A quick look at today's business news, including a surge in climate tech investments, revised stock price targets for Canadian companies, and special passes for investors. Read more...

A report highlights the slow response to recent Valencia floods, with Iberdrola acting before the government and the Valencian president facing criticism for contradictory statements. Read more...