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Environmental Crisis - Page 2

November 27, 2025
News/Sri Lanka

Death Toll Rises to 47 as Adverse Weather Triggers Landslides Across Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo Updated Story 2: The Disaster Management Center (DMC) reports that the death toll from the severe weather gripping the country has risen to 47, with 37 of

Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

China’s Deadliest Mine Blast in Years

A catastrophic gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China has left at least 90 people dead and dozens more injured, marking the country’s worst mining disaster in nearly two decades. The blast, which tore through the Liushenyu coal

May 23, 2026

Super Typhoon Bavi Triggers Widespread Alarm in China as Millions Brace for Storm Impact

China/World

Residents across eastern China are preparing for the arrival of Super Typhoon Bavi, a storm spanning nearly 940,000 square kilometres that has prompted supply

Che Guevara: The Revolutionary Legacy in a Globalised World

Editorials

Editorial A day like tomorrow, on October 9, 1967, Che Guevara, the iconic revolutionary, was executed in the jungles of Bolivia. More than five

Europe Heatwave Pushes Temperatures Above 35C for More Than 100 Million People as Death Toll Rises

June 26, 2026
Geopolitics/World

More than 100 million Europeans experienced temperatures above 35°C on Thursday as a severe heatwave swept across the continent, with authorities in several countries reporting deaths and rising pressure on health services.

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Flamingos Against Billions: Albania’s Coastal Battle Over Kushner’s Luxury Resort

June 23, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

At six o’clock in the morning on June 6, the waters around Albania’s Sazan Island were calm and blue as Eva Buzo’s motorboat entered the harbour. The Australian marathon swimmer with Albanian

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The Real Risk in South Asia Is Not Water Scarcity-It’s Treaty Breakdown

June 14, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Environmental degradation is increasingly reshaping the global security landscape. From the Middle East to Central Asia, climate change, water stress, and ecosystem decline are becoming strategic challenges with profound political and economic

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Tata’s iPhone Supplier Plant Faces Pollution Allegations Over Groundwater Contamination in Southern India

June 14, 2026
Business

An Indian pollution regulator has alleged that wastewater discharged from a Tata Electronics factory supplying Apple’s iPhone components has contaminated groundwater used by nearby farmland, according to a regulatory notice reviewed by

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Why Wild Bats Matter to Agave, Tequila, and Desert Ecosystems

June 13, 2026
Columns/Social

Bats move through desert night skies with a purpose that is easy to overlook and difficult to replace. As they travel from plant to plant, feeding on nectar, they are also performing

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Sri Lanka to Put Climate Readiness Under the Spotlight at 2026 Summit

June 4, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

As climate-linked regulations, investor expectations, and financing requirements increasingly influence global trade and market access, the Sri Lanka Climate Summit 2026 will place business readiness at the centre of national conversation, with

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Climate Injustice: The Price of Someone Else’s Carbon

June 1, 2026
Columns/Human Rights

As the world debates climate targets, carbon markets, and green transitions, countries like Pakistan are already living through the consequences of environmental collapse. Floods, heatwaves, droughts, glacial melting, and unpredictable weather patterns

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Scientists Warn Earth Could Smash New Temperature Record by 2030

May 28, 2026
Business

The World Meteorological Organization has warned that the world is likely to experience new record-breaking global temperatures within the next five years, with a high probability that the current benchmark set in

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Climate Frontlines: Secret U.S. Files Warn of Chaos Ahead

May 28, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

For years, climate change was publicly framed as an environmental and scientific crisis. Behind closed doors, however, some of the United States’ most powerful security agencies were increasingly treating it as a

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China’s Deadliest Mine Blast in Years

May 23, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

A catastrophic gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China has left at least 90 people dead and dozens more injured, marking the country’s worst mining disaster in nearly two decades.

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