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

‘Terror suspects arrested near UK air base were looking to do big damage’: Trump

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

Researchers rebuilt exactly how 700 AI agents hacked Hugging Face: a 900-link chain trick

‘Olympic inclusion is our major target’: WPA President Ishaun Singh on pool’s global ambitions

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

Why has Iran released no proof of life of Mojtaba Khamenei? Araghchi reveals...

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

South Korea demands apology from Ukraine over North Korean prisoners' transfer

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

99.9% more powerful - Scientists find boy who can recall memories from just 3 months of age

'FIRST LOOK from inside Noah’s Ark': Researchers share video from inside mysterious mound in Turkey

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

8 US marines injured in Iranian missile attack on vessel in Strait of Hormuz: Report

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

September 10th will mark the first anniversary of floods in Libya that killed thousands and displaced many more. According to a report issued in November by the UN, there were 4,352 confirmed deaths with 8,000 people still missing. Watch to know more.

Libya's deadly floods: Swathes of Derna was obliterated

According to UK advocacy group global witness, Colombia who is the host nation for this year's united nations COP16 biodiversity conference, was the deadliest country for environmentalists and land rights defenders in 2023.

Colombia: Deadliest nation for environmentalists

What was once a flowing river is now drying up into a difficult, sunbaked path. In the Brazilian Amazon, Humaita villagers are walking across the hot sands of the Rio Madeira's riverbed to gather water, trade, or travel to nearby towns.

River dries in drought hit Brazilian Amazon

Typhoon Yagi has weakened to a tropical depression, after killing more than a dozen people, tearing roofs off buildings, sinking boats and triggering landslides across Vietnam and even now the authorities are warning of more floods.

Vietnam: Death toll from Typhoon Yagi rises to 24

Scotland's 'sphinx' is an ancient and persistent snow patch in the UK region's third highest mountain. It renowned for never melting apart from three rare occasions in the 20th century but this year, It is about to do just that for the fourth consecutive year.

Scotland's 'sphinx' snow patch is vanishing

Balkan countries are reporting that the summer of 2024, was the hottest since the measurements started more than 130 years ago. This years summer has broken previous records with repeated heat waves and almost a totally dry July and August.

Balkans report 2024 summer as the hottest

Farmers are at the heart of global sustainability debates, battling both the elements and Powerful Agri business lobbies. while consumers demand Greener more eco-friendly food the agriculture sector wields its influence to shape policies in its favor but what does it mean for environmental goals ?

Agriculture a carbon culprit ?

The world is facing a climate crisis, and developing nations are bearing the brunt of its consequences. To help these countries adapt and mitigate the effects of climate change, a global commitment was made in 2009: developed nations would provide $100 billion in climate finance annually by 2020. However, this promise has largely gone unfulfilled.

India's climate funding tops major developed countries

China's has national weather service said that The country logged its hottest August in more than six decades last month,--- After the country endured a summer of extreme weather and heatwaves across much of its north and west...

China's average temp in august was 22.6 °C

European climate service copernicus has reported that, Summer 2024 sweltered to earth's hottest on record, making it even more likely that this year will end up as the warmest humanity has measured. Watch to know more.

Earth breaks another record for hottest summer

And in some cases, comparable to that of the Sahara desert,,, And this as the country is gripped by a historic drought that has fueled major wildfires... Flames reached a protected forest on the outskirts of the capital Brasilia, --- Which is enveloped in smoke for the second time in two weeks...

Wildfire destroys 20% of Brasilia forest: Fire cloaks the city in gray smoke

A wave of violent storms and torrential rains have battered northern Italy causing rivers to flood...At least two bridges collapsed in the Susa Valley of the Piedmont region,---Isolating about 50 people in two separate villages after a river overflowed and blocked a provincial road...

Heavy rain hits parts of northern Italy: Rain causes flooding and damage

Britain will set out new legislation to stop water companies leaking sewage into rivers and seas and it will do so by bringing in tougher penalties including imprisonment for company bosses, and giving the regulator new powers.

UK rivers riddled with sewage pollution

A thick slick of oil covers part of an estuary in the ecuadoran amazon, Where the indigenous waorani people are imploring authorities to stop drilling for the black gold that keeps spilling into their environment.

Outcry over oil drilling in Ecuadorian amazon

In southern Mexico city, a group of activists and locals is working to protect an amphibian species.

Axolotls: Immortal, yet going extinct

Severe heatwave and pollution have impacted several countries and now Serbia's Sava river has turned green and well heatwave is the culprit.

Pollution, heatwave impact Serbian river

Suffolk County & New York state have declared a state of emergency after it suffered catastrophic flooding on August 19, 2024. A historic storm dumped nearly 11 inches of rain on Suffolk County. Specialists from Detroit are working to salvage several precious artifacts in a library that they can through freezing and restoration processes.

Catastrophic flooding in New York's Suffolk County

The World Climate Industry Expo, South Korea's largest climate fair is beginning with expectations that other nations will support the country's net-zero carbon initiative. Watch in for more details!

World Climate Industry Expo in South Korea

India is the third-largest greenhouse gas emitter. It is scrambling to boost its non-fossil fuel capacity to stem the rising impacts of climate change. India is developing clean energy but it comes at a cost.

India's green energy drive hits desert herders

Climate change is stressing rainforests where the highly-sensitive cocoa bean grows and so now companies are researching other ways to grow cocoa or develop cocoa substitutes.

Climate change threatens chocolate supplies

South Korea's famous Kimchi is falling victim to climate change. Climate change is threatening the plantation of Napa cabbage that is used to make South Korea's signature dish, Kimchi.

Warmer weather destroying Kimchi cabbage

India is installing advanced warning systems at nearly 200 Himalayan glacial lakes that are at risk of overflowing. A deadly threat exacerbated by climate change with over 7,500 glacial lakes in the region, many of them pose a serious threat of flash floods.

India launches flood warning systems at 200 high-risk Himalayan glacial lakes

One woman has died, schools have been shuttered as wild storms lashed Australia. Tens of thousands of people have been left without power in the region.

One dead as storms hit Australia's Southeast

Australia has just sweltered through its warmest August on record. Meteorologists are saying that the temperatures have smashed the long-term average by more than three degrees celsius.

Unprecedented heat sweeps Australia

Floods and a landslide have killed at least 13 people in the Philippines, as tropical storm Yagi, locally known as Enteng, dumped heavy rain on the capital manila and nearby provinces.

Tropical storm Yagi kills at least 13 in Philippines

A nature reserve in northwest China has set up artificial nests for raptorial birds to ensure harmonious co-existence between wild birds and power transmission facilities. The Sanjiangyuan area is home to approximately 300 rare bird species, including more than 20 raptors. The Sanjiangyuan nature reserve was established there to better protect natural resources and wild animals.

China nature reserve seeks co-existence of wild birds & power supply facilities

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