US vs China over South China Sea: Washington backs Philippines, Beijing hits back

Bigg Boss 20: Isha Rikhi evicted after three weeks in Salman Khan’s show

Musk plans to more than double xAI's chips to over 1.2 million Nvidia GPUs by year-end

After JU, clash erupts at SRFTI: BJP’s ‘Dimagi Naxal’ jibe sparks political firestorm after students protest RSS-linked event

‘Anti-social elements spreading false rumours’: LPU issues statement amid massive unrest over alleged rape

LPU students go on rampage, vandalise campus amid widespread protest: What's happening

Trump asked Xi to pressure Iran. China did not say yes — here’s what Beijing wants

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hails global crackdown on Iranian banks and airlines

An OpenAI agent escaped its locked test cage again, by hiding questions in DNS lookups

'Our video was trimmed': LPU girls who featured in rape-denial video make U-turn

3 males killed, four others injured in shooting after fight at strip club in Detroit

'Victory for low-budget consumers': Raghav Chadha hails 30-day telecom recharge rules

Claude rebuilt the 1989 game 'Prince of Persia' by reusing the original's own code

Beyond metros: How Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities could drive India’s next AI wave

Tesla builds first Cybertruck with its own refined lithium: Elon Musk's $1 billion Texas bet pays off

IndiGo flight suffers tail strike in Bengaluru while landing; DGCA to probe incident

The US and China set up an AI 'red telephone', but skipped the rulebook

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Russian envoy claims US tactics to contain India were revealed in ‘Freudian slip’

IND vs WI 1st ODI: Kohli breaks Sachin's most runs in one country record with unbeaten 139 as India thump West Indies by 8 wickets

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Nations League: Spain sink England at Wembley; Modric shines for Croatia

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'What kind of confession is this?': Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif’s 'terrorists would be roaming New York' remark goes viral, raises alarm online. Watch

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Beyond BrahMos: India targets Rs 50,000 crore in defence exports with unmatched price edge

Sri Lankan Tamil migrant worker gets death sentence in Saudi Arabia, help sought from India

Muslim marriage cannot shield sex with minor wife from prosecution under POCSO: Delhi HC

'Can't help but draw painful parallels to Nirbhaya case': SC on latest incidents of rape cases in Delhi-NCR

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UNSC reform momentum grows: Russia, Portugal, Mauritius push for India's permanent seat bid

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New OTT releases this week (September 28-October 4, 2026): Dupahiya 2, Pooja Meri Jaan, Ohh My Dog- 5 titles coming on Netflix, Prime Video and more

Afghanistan says 28 fighters killed in clash near Pakistan border, Islamabad denies

Ceuta migrant crisis: Protesters take to streets as Spain grapples with migrant challenge

LPU suspend classes, postpones exams as violence escalates over rape claims: What's happening

New York City wants a 'kill switch' on every AI, and will pay whistleblowers who report violations

Mangrove forest can be a great agent when it comes to combating climate change. But human encroachment has had a severe impact on mangroves across the world. In Kenya, however this seems to be changing as coastal communities are earning money by restoring the Mangroves.

Kenya's Mangrove cover recovers

In an effort to deal with items of low utility and high impact on the environment, India has decided to ban all single use plastic items from July 1. Some identified items will be banned by year-end.

India to implement single-use plastic ban from July 1

Japan has been reeling under the worst heat wave that the country has seen since 1875. Hundreds of people were treated for heat strokes as the temperatures in Tokyo broke nearly 150 year records for the month of June. Meanwhile, China has also issued a yellow alert for high temperatures and heat waves in various parts of the country

Temperatures soar across China & Japan | Heatwave prompts power crunch warning

Anthony Albanese, the new Australian PM who came to power on majorly two pillars one his climate pledges and two support from the green party. Today in a clear shift in strategy his administration seems to be backtracking on climate pledges. The country has decided to reject a key proposal to stop emissions which was a temporary halt on new coal and gas projects.

Australia rejects ban on new coal projects

For days now, the European Union has been struggling to hammer out new climate change policies but the members have finally agreed on some targets. One of them is a ban on the sale of combustion engine vehicles from 2035. This will mean a hundred percent cut in CO2 emissions by new cars.

EU's news climate policies: Ban on cars with combustion engine by 2035

G7 has agreed on forming a 'Climate Club after German Chancellor Olaf Scholz managed to convince all the G7 countries to join the club. The idea behind this club is that the existing climate agreement is doing very little for a green future so the countries that are serious about change will form a club

G7 agrees on forming a 'Climate Club'

Temperatures in Europe are the highest that they have ever been. In the last week more than 200 monthly temperature records were broken across France. In Milan, authorities are turning off public fountains amid warnings of daytime water rationing as Italy battles one of its worst droughts in decades.

Italy's heat wave to get worse

Heavy rains meanwhile caused floods in Russia annexed Crimea and the city of Krasnodar in southern Russia. The equivalent of a month's rainfall fell overnight in Crimea and the river levels rose up by two meters.

Heavy rains cause floods in Russia-annexed Crimea

From flooding in South Asia to the heatwave in Europe, these are all reminders of the urgent need for climate action. Here are two scientists who are connecting the dots to tell how climate change and extreme weather are interlinked

Human-induced climate change causing erratic weather

Vietnam has imposed an indefinite ban on swimming and scuba diving at Hon Mun Islands. This comes as an attempt to revive its damaged coral reef.

Vietnam bans scuba diving at Hon Mun Islands | Ban imposed to evaluate Reef's health

In the South American nation of Suriname, heavy rainfall since January has led to overflowing rivers. In the first two months of this year, there was persistent heavy rainfall which is unusual for Suriname because February and March are the dry seasons.

Floods in Suriname damage crops, cuts off communities

Off the coast of Kenya, divers are going to the bottom of the Indian ocean in search of dislodged corals equipped with special protective structures. This is to help restore the coral reefs that have fallen prey to climate change and consequent coral bleaching.

Kenyan divers help restore Indian ocean coral reefs

After months of delaying a key conference on ocean protection, world leaders have finally come under the same roof. The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres started the conference on Ocean protection in Lisbon by saying that the world is facing an ocean emergency and we need to work towards ocean protection.

UN Climate conference on Ocean protection seeks solution

Before Russia-Ukraine war, climate change was meant to be the main focus of this year's G7 Summit but a crippling food and energy shortage eclipsed climate priority. However, the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has promised climate action at G7 Summit

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz promises climate action at G7 Summit

Iraq is struggling to cope with droughts sandstorms and desertification. Temperatures in the city of Basrah have soared to about 45 degrees Celsius bringing misery to residents already plagued by chronic power cuts

Power cuts worsen heat wave effect in Iraq

Human consumption is threatening frog extinction. Meanwhile, Indonesia is the largest exporter of frogs and as per the reports, the French consume 4,000 tonnes of frog legs annually.

Europe's voracious appetite for frogs: Human consumption is threatening frog extinction

Decades ago, the united states imported four Asian species of fish to help control algae growth in lagoons and fish farms and now these foreign species have infested the Mississippi river.

Illinois finds a solution to its Copi fish infestation

Martinique's Precheur village in France has become a symbol of rising sea levels eating away at the coastline. According to the latest figures from the intergovernmental panel on climate change, sea levels are rising by an average of 3.5 millimeters per year in Martinique compared to 2.5 millimeters a decade ago.

Climate change threatens Precheur village in France

The Pearl River Delta in Southern China has risen to its highest level in almost a century. Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated from the worst hit parts of this region which includes the Guangdong Province

Record floods threaten Southern China

Thousands of Dutch farmers are rallying against the government on their tractors traffic in Central Netherlands and around Amsterdam coming to a standstill. They protested government’s plans to rein in emissions of nitrogen oxide and ammonia

Farmers protest against Dutch government's plan to cut nitrogen emission

Firefighters and other personnel have been intervening by land and air to control a wildfire that broke out overnight in a forest in the Marmaris district of Southern Turkiye. The cause of the fire which started on Tuesday remains unclear as the blaze spread through a forest in the sparsely populated area

Massive wildfire in Southern Turkiye

South Asia has been witnessing climate extremes and hitting weather records especially this year. People faced extreme temperatures of almost 50 degrees Celsius during the heat wave and now erratic and early rains triggering unprecedented floods in Bangladesh and Northeastern India.

Millions affected by deadly floods in South Asia

The Arctic is warming at a faster rate than other regions in the world the summer sea ice could disappear entirely as early as 2035. Now a French environmental organization has announced the deployment of a polar station, a drifting laboratory of sorts, its mission will be to collect and share its findings

Tara foundation unveils its Arctic Polar Station

As heatwaves continues to sweep through Europe, water levels of Rome's historic river Tiber have gotten so low that the remains of a bridge built under ancient roman emperor Nero have now become visible

Water levels of Rome's historic river Tiber very low

An algae sample known as "snow blood" is a phenomenon that accelerates Alpine thaw. It is believed to thrive in cold water and ice. Scientists probe link between 'Snow Blood' & Climate Change.

Scientists probe link between 'Snow Blood' & Climate Change

The effects of climate change can be seen in Mexico as more than half of the country is now facing moderate to severe drought due to below average rainfall.

Mexico water supply buckles on worsening drought

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