Yemen faces a triple crisis: war devastates migrating bird sanctuaries, while Saudi border forces are accused of violence against Ethiopian migrants crossing from Yemen. Read more...

Illegal mining in Venezuela & Jeff Bezos' editorial changes at the Washington Post spark debate. From environmental concerns to free expression, key issues are examined. Read more...

Social media, especially TikTok, is driving a surge in Antarctic tourism, prompting discussions about visitor fees to manage crowds and protect the fragile ecosystem. China is also expanding its presence with a new research station. Read more...

A look at some of the week's political headlines, including discussions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a tragic fatal attack in London, and a landmark mining moratorium in Palawan. Read more...

Turkmenistan is showing positive economic signs in early 2025, with increased cement production, efforts to secure resources for Turkmengaz, a thriving waste recycling plant, and projected GDP growth. Read more...

A Polish teacher is murdered in Born Sulinów, with her son as the prime suspect. Also, a teenager goes missing, and the EU plans to balance climate goals with economic growth. Read more...

The Labour Party is facing pressure over cash-for-access allegations, concerns about special education rights, a VAT policy on private schools, and environmental policies in the US. Read more...

This article examines several policies and actions attributed to Donald Trump, including proposed cuts to the EPA, impacts on American science, and a surge in Americans seeking UK citizenship. Read more...

This week, world leaders are tackling pressing issues, from peace plans for Ukraine and Gaza to combating pollution and questioning the very foundations of meritocracy. 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...

Milan sees protests against patriarchy as Alessia Pifferi faces a second psychiatric evaluation after being beaten in jail. Plus, Conte criticizes Salva Milano. Read more...

The Supreme Court faces scrutiny with rulings on EPA regulations and debates over the Ten Commandments in schools. Plus, disciplinary action against a judge in Slovakia. Read more...

Welfare cuts are planned in the UK, while a major highway project in France is halted by court order. Plus, an Everett mayor faces scrutiny over payments. Read more...

Brussels faces challenges tightening deportation rules, boosting defense spending with the Rearm Europe Plan, and addressing maritime pollution concerns raised by the European Court of Auditors. Read more...

From federal worker deadlines to logging disputes and NATO commitments, Trump's policies are sparking controversy and opposition across the US. Protests are unifying diverse groups against his agenda. Read more...

The EU grapples with balancing defense spending increases for Ukraine support and maintaining environmental responsibility, while navigating trade relations with the US and reliance on Russian fuel. Read more...

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is partnering with NEDA and UN Women to bolster infrastructure development and care services across Southeast Asia, aiming for economic growth and social equality. Read more...

The US Supreme Court is considering dismissing a lawsuit against gun manufacturers, sided with San Francisco in a sewage case, and faces scrutiny in Argentina over judicial appointments. Read more...

A look at Governor Barbalho's Rio Carnival romance, Claudia Andujar's activism, and the Ferrogrão project's delay in Pará, Brazil. Read more...