El Niño deepens crisis as over 115,000 left without drinking water in Sri Lanka
More than 115,000 people across Sri Lanka are struggling with a shortage of drinking water as rising temperatures, inadequate rainfall and an emerging El...
Arctic ecosystems can evolve together to survive climate change
Scientists in Alaska are undertaking an ambitious new study to determine whether entire Arctic ecosystems can adapt collectively to the rapidly changing climate, rather...
Melting glaciers, rising temperatures caused deadly Nepal floods
A devastating flash flood and mudslide along the Nepal-Tibet border has intensified concerns over the growing impact of climate change on the fragile Himalayan...
Mark Carney’s popularity rises as Canada stands firm in trade war with US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s standing among voters has strengthened as his government takes an increasingly firm position in the country’s escalating trade dispute...
Singapore PM gets 64% salary hike, annual pay reach ₹27 crore
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong is set to receive a substantial increase in his annual remuneration, with his salary expected to rise by about...
Bangladesh measles outbreak nears 1,000 deaths
Bangladesh is facing a severe measles outbreak that has claimed nearly 1,000 lives this year, with children accounting for a large share of the...
US military presence expands across Australia
The United States has gained control of or access to more than half of Australia’s military and defence facilities, according to a new database...
Maternal anaemia during pregnancy linked to smaller brain volumes in babies: Study
Babies born to mothers who experienced anaemia during pregnancy may have smaller brain volumes in early childhood, particularly in areas associated with movement, learning,...
Here’s how terror attacks transformed air travel in the US
Air travel in the United States has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past several decades, with major terrorist attacks and attempted bombings repeatedly...