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Palestinian Health Ministry: 17-year-old Jamil Atef Hannani martyred after succumbing to injruies during Israeli raid in Beit Furik on Sunday.
Trump says US "could" send troops or carry out airstrikes in Nigeria.
Trump says he is not seriously considering supplying Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles.
Larijani: Yesterday, Tom Barrack said that if Lebanon does not comply with our demands to disarm Hezbollah, then it should expect the consequences, meaning the imposition of Israeli aggression
Larijani: Tom Barrack tried to impose his diktats on Lebanon, but was later infuriated when he realized that Lebanon was different
Larijani: Iran does not refuse negotiations and has never left the dialogue table, but what is required today is negotiations with predetermined outcomes
Larijani: We are not saying that we will not engage in talks, but any such talks should be of a realistic nature
Larijani: The enemies' demands are endless, and what we really need is a national resistance that puts an end to the enemies' ambitions
Larijani: The enemies demand that we not possess a nuclear industry, but tomorrow they will demand that we reduce the range of our missiles and execute their orders in the region
Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani: It is very clear that the enemies' goal is to subjugate the Iranian people and break their will
STOP THE HEAT: A Climate Change Coverage

STOP THE HEAT: A Climate Change Coverage

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Hurricane Melissa leaves Jamaica in ruins, hits Cuba hard

Hurricane Melissa’s path of destruction leaves Caribbean awe-struck

Earth hits climate tipping point as coral reefs face collapse

Earth hits climate tipping point as coral reefs face collapse

Heavy rains kill at least 28 in Mexico, thousands displaced

Heavy rains kill at least 28 in Mexico, thousands displaced

New Zealand’s oceans warming 34% faster than global average: Report

New Zealand’s oceans warming 34% faster than global average: Report

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News from Nowhere: Out in the Cold

News from Nowhere: Out in the Cold

  • Alex Roberts Alex Roberts
  • Opinion
  • 12 Jan 2025
As climate change threatens hydropower, Zambia and Zimbabwe hurry toward solar power

As climate change threatens hydropower, Zambia and Zimbabwe hurry toward solar power

  • Cyril Zenda Cyril Zenda
  • Analysis
  • 12 Jul 2024
Progress has been slow, and rich nations have been loath to commit financial resources out of fear that doing so would render them legally responsible for climate change.

US, EU rubbish fouling poor nations' backyards

  • F.M. Shakil F.M. Shakil
  • Opinion
  • 20 Jan 2023
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99% of the world is breathing unsafe air!

A new report from IQAir revealed that only seven countries worldwide meet the World Health Organization’s air quality guidelines. That means over 99% of the world’s population is inhaling dangerously high levels of PM2.5, which are microscopic toxic particles that can seep into the bloodstream, damaging the lungs, heart, and brain. While Australia, New Zealand, and Estonia maintain clean air, countries like Chad, Bangladesh, and India are choking on pollution levels 10 to 18 times higher than recommended. Yet with many regions lacking proper air monitoring, the full scale of the crisis remains unknown.

Coffee and eggs; your costly breakfast

Coffee and eggs; your costly breakfast

The "melting borders" phenomenon redrawing national boundaries

The "melting borders" phenomenon redrawing national boundaries

Evacuation orders given after power plant catches fire in California

Evacuation orders given after power plant catches fire in California

Amazon countries unite on climate change

Amazon countries unite on climate change

Thousands evacuated in La Palma

Thousands evacuated in La Palma

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California Dixie Fire

California Dixie Fire

Gaza Forestation

Gaza Forestation

Endangered Salmon are Being Cooked Alive

Endangered Salmon are Being Cooked Alive

Oslo Sheds the Light on the Environment

Oslo Sheds the Light on the Environment

Dust Storm Hit Brazil

Dust Storm Hit Brazil

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Fossil fuel is starving, killing millions
Americans don't think the government is doing enough to fight climate change
Almost 70% of animal population lost since 1970
The impact of the fashion industry on the environment
Double famine rates hit the world’s climate hotspots
The worst drought in 500 years hit Europe

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Exxon downplayed global warming after 'accurate' predictions
Brazil gold miners secretly carve their way through the Amazon
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A worker walks past panels at a newly opened industrial-scale solar power plant in Karbala, Iraq, Wednesday, September 17, 2025. (AP Photo/Anmar Khalil)

Global renewable energy surpasses coal for the first time

The construction site for Tesla's gigafactory near Berlin pictured in September 2020. (AFP)

Europe losing green land at alarming rate, investigation reveals

A man sits in the sun at a park in London as parts of the United Kingdom face a heat wave Monday, Aug. 11, 2025. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)

World capitals face escalating heat threat, warns new analysis

Climate change caused 16,500 deaths in European cities in Summer 2025

Climate change caused 16,500 deaths in European cities in Summer 2025

Australia warned of deadly climate risks in landmark report

Millions at risk from rising seas, extreme heat in Australia: Report

Study links Iberian wildfires to climate change, 40x higher risk

Study links Iberian wildfires to climate change, 40x higher risk

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