World Food Day: Another critical year as global food insecurity grows amid climate change
The World Food Programme (WFP) has raised warning on Thursday over the world being at risk of another critical year
Catastrophic heatwaves require stern action: urges UN relief chief
Every year the catastrophic heatwaves kill thousands of people, a harsh reality that is now risking overwhelming of the world’s
ICAO adopts historic goal of net zero international flight emissions to tackle climate change
A United Nations body has adopted a long term international aviation goal of net zero emissions by 2050. State members
Toxic air pollutant particles found in brain, lungs of unborn babies, study finds
In a study conducted recently, toxic air pollution particles have been detected in the lungs, livers and brains of unborn
UK must not backtrack from climate goal: Cop27 host Egypt warns
The host of next United Nations climate summit Cop27, Egypt, has warned the United Kingdom against “backtracking from the global
Urban greening initiatives can reduce global warming impact, study finds
A study has found that urban greening initiatives, including planting street trees, rainwater gardens and de-paving can help to mitigate
Hurricane Ian leaves Cuba in complete blackout
Hurricane Ian has led to collapse of Cuba’s electricity grid, leaving the entire country without power. US state of Florida
Bangkok is preparing for the arrival of Tropical Storm Noru on Thursday
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has taken measures, such as draining water out of canals in and around the city
‘Digital Nomad’ visa scheme to attract more workers to Spain
Spain is planning to make up the most of current remote working model as it is issuing “digital nomad” visa
Philippines’ Marcos authorizes aid for typhoon-ravaged areas, five dead
Typhoon Noru made landfall in the capital and northern provinces of the Philippines on Sunday, September 25, leaving at least
