Serbia has begun testing its first large-scale wind farm, a pivotal development in the country's transition from coal toward renewable energy sources.
A contemplation on the legal and environmental challenges surrounding Uruguay's green hydrogen projects and the importance of cross-border ecological stewardship
A US-Iran ceasefire shows signs of strain as negotiations approach, with disrupted oil flows adding pressure to an already fragile diplomatic process.
Actor Sam Neill has lent his voice to a growing movement in New Zealand to block a controversial gold mining project, citing threats to Central Otago’s vineyards and natural beauty.
Around 9 million voters were excluded in West Bengal’s electoral revision, with demographic data sparking debate over transparency, fairness, and the integrity of democratic processes.
A 27-year-old woman from Queensland died after an alleged assault on a remote Northern Territory highway, raising concerns over safety, infrastructure, and emergency response in isolated regions.
Emperor penguins and Antarctic fur seals have been officially listed as endangered, as shifting ice conditions and ocean warming threaten their survival in the Southern Ocean.
The Danube River in Serbia has dropped to historic lows this April, causing significant disruptions to cargo shipping and highlighting the impact of a dry spring on regional water levels.
New research from Australia suggests that frequent nightmares and a lack of dreams during middle age may be early indicators of a higher risk for Alzheimer's disease.
After a major fire at Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court in 2025, philanthropic donations and government support have been pivotal in providing emergency housing and aid for displaced residents.
The Pancevo oil refinery has entered a state of "hot standby" as Serbian energy officials navigate the complexities of international sanctions and shifting global oil supplies.
A decades-old missing person case in Texas sees a breakthrough after a tip leads authorities to a suspected grave, offering long-awaited answers to the victim’s family.
China signals partial resumption of ties with Taiwan after an opposition leader’s visit, suggesting cautious steps toward renewed engagement amid ongoing political tensions.
New Zealand has introduced a tourism initiative allowing travelers to join traditional mail boats as they deliver post to remote coastal communities in the scenic southern sounds.
Following the devastation of Cyclone Ditwah, international and local humanitarian efforts have provided essential relief, including clean water and shelter, to those displaced by severe flooding.
Three people were injured in a NYC subway stabbing before police fatally shot the suspect. Authorities are investigating the incident as commuters grapple with safety concerns.
August 2025 storms across the Prairies caused $235 million in insured losses, with Alberta bearing the brunt of the damage from hail and wind, prompting calls for improved infrastructure resiliency.
The Artemis II crew, including Australian astronauts, has captured stunning "Earthset" images from lunar orbit, offering a profound new perspective on the planet’s beauty and isolation.
A Border Collie named Molly has been hailed for her loyalty after staying by her injured owner's side for a week in the New Zealand wilderness before their successful rescue.
Belgrade is experiencing a notable rise in digital nomads from the EU, as remote workers are increasingly drawn to the Serbian capital’s affordable lifestyle and rich cultural history.
A witness recounts the discovery of a body believed linked to a missing American case, as authorities continue investigating the circumstances.
The Taipei District Prosecutors Office is investigating an illegal overseas fund scheme that allegedly misled investors with unauthorized financial products and promised high returns.
Recent monitoring of the Great Barrier Reef has revealed near-record sea temperatures for March, raising concerns about coral bleaching and the long-term health of Australia's marine ecosystem.
U.S. Navy destroyers begin operations to secure safe passage through mine-threatened waters in the Strait of Hormuz, amid ongoing regional tensions.