Zelensky stands firm on apology to Trump, while US national parks face budget cuts. The US Fish & Wildlife suggests eating nutrias to control the invasive species. Read more...

A roundup of today's top business stories: climate change impacting coffee, defense spending in Europe, oil prices falling, and key interest rates declining. Read more...

Controversy surrounds Greenland's resources, while a Ukraine peace plan is proposed. Zelenskyy addresses an Oval Office spat as Trump prepares a Congressional address. Read more...

Global nature protection agreements, urban heritage preservation, and concerns over stray animal management are in the news. Read on for updates on these pressing issues. Read more...

California is at the forefront of environmental and workplace shifts, with new mandates ranging from gas car bans to requiring state employees to return to in-person work. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin emphasizes conservative environmental stewardship. Read more...

This week's environmental news highlights include record low sea ice, a historic beaver release in England, concerns over rainfall impacting trees, and controversial wild horse management in Australia. Read more...

From severe storms in the US and La Réunion to France's water usage and its space ambitions, we cover the latest science and environment news. Read more...

The UN addresses pressing global issues, including Azerbaijan's collaboration with UN agencies, sexual violence in Sudan, Nicaragua's exit from the Human Rights Council, and upcoming talks on plastics pollution. Read more...

Ozone layer healing confirmed! Plus, the origin of water, a climate change fire warning, pancake perfection tips, and a tragic whale stranding. Read more...

A roundup of recent tech news, including AI advancements in Europe and the UK, TSMC's US investment, and the impact of geopolitical factors under Donald Trump. Read more...

Recent studies explore Mars' reddish hue, the impact of early social media use on Italian students, a discovery of human bones, and the success of the chlorofluorocarbon ban. Read more...

A look at recent science news from Slovakia, including drought conditions, discoveries surrounding a 3000-year-old Egyptian mummy, and advances in DNA modeling. Read more...

A roundup of today's top stories: Amanda Nguyen's fight for survivors' rights, a paddleboard instructor's manslaughter plea, a prosecutor's exile, and the intersection of faith and politics. Read more...

A British content creator faces criticism for her children's unique names, while new research suggests Merlin was an early environmentalist. Plus, a supermarket soup taste test. Read more...

Financial speculators are betting against green laws, funding lawsuits against environmental regulations. Fossil fuel and mining firms have secured billions in public money. Read more...

Catch up on the latest science news: Brain Week in the Czech Republic, advancements in plant breeding, chicken rearing innovations, and impressive student projects. Read more...

The UK grapples with record asylum claims, debates the viability of carbon capture, and sees a decline in America's popularity due to Trump's policies. A study shows the UK's wealthiest can boost climate action. Read more...

Brazilian AI technology uses neural networks and satellite images to detect fires early. São Paulo opens funding for tech innovation with socio-environmental impact. Read more...

Slovakia faces challenges, including security concerns in Europe, a debate over judicial reforms, an endangered national park, and proposed budget cuts. Plus, Trump's actions deepen NATO's trust crisis. Read more...

A rare Banksy painting reimagining "The Singing Butler," owned by Mark Hoppus, fetched $5.5 million at a London auction. It's a tribute to the late artist Jack Vettriano. Read more...