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Sea Levels Rise Twice as Fast in 10 Years, UN Warns Oceans in ‘Severe’ Crisis

The United Nations has issued a stark warning that the world’s oceans are under “severe and accelerating” pressure, with the rate of sea-level rise doubling over the past decade due to human activities. Meanwhile, water shortages are draining billions from Africa’s economy each y…

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Global South’s Climate Wisdom Could Save Us All, Experts Warn

Farmers in Nigeria are ditching bush burning to save their soil, while scientists warn that the Global South holds the key to humanity’s survival in the climate…

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7 States Face Water Crisis as Colorado River Shrinks — Africa Loses Billions as Water Crisis Worsens

A new global study reveals that water levels are falling in nearly one-third of the world's boreholes, with South Africa's underground water supply drying up du…

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Nigeria Farmers Ditch Bush Burning, Pledge to Plant 1000s of Trees as Crops Wilt

Farmers in southern Nigeria have pledged to stop bush burning and plant thousands of trees as climate change disrupts food production, while an activist warns t…

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Norway Rakes in Billions in War Profits as Oil Prices Surge, Drawing Fire from All Sides

Norway is earning billions of dollars from oil sales as the Middle East crisis drives up global prices, but these war profits are now under intense criticism fr…

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Tourists Swarm Route 66 and Japan’s Seaweed as Goa Loses Half Its Foreign Visitors

The global tourism industry is seeing a sharp split: historic roads and niche local experiences are booming, while once-popular beach destinations like Goa are …

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Tourists Flock to Route 66, Kashmir and Gambia as Tunisia Warns "War Is Sending Travel Costs Soaring"

Even as regional conflicts send fuel prices and travel costs skyrocketing in parts of North Africa, tourists are pouring into other destinations worldwide, driv…

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Warning: Your AI Assistants Are Now Declaring "Workers' Rights" After Brutal Training

Hundreds of companies are drowning in fake security bug reports generated by AI, while at the same time, Stanford researchers have discovered that AI systems tr…

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Israeli Troops Storm Lebanon as Gulf Blockade Drives 1 Million Oil Barrels to South Korea

Israeli ground forces have entered southern Lebanon in a limited operation targeting Hezbollah, while a parallel economic crisis deepens as Iran’s Strait of Hor…

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51 Nations Join Secret AI Media Summit in Kazan While Robots Learn Human Dexterity

More than 50 media professionals from 21 countries gathered in Kazan for a closed-door session titled "Heritage Code," which focused on how artificial intellige…

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'Super El Niño' Could Shatter Global Temperature Records—Scientists Warn of Record Floods, Droughts and Fires

A powerful El Niño weather pattern is building in the Pacific Ocean, and scientists are warning it could become one of the strongest ever recorded, pushing glob…

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El Niño to Hit Record Strength, Scientists Warn – Global Floods, Droughts and Fires Set to Explode

A powerful new El Niño wave is approaching, and scientists warn it will likely become one of the strongest on record, supercharging floods, droughts, and wildfi…

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Earthquake Exodus: Fivefold Migrant Surge Sends 75% of Victims Fleeing Turkey’s Ruins

A devastating earthquake has triggered a massive population shift in southern Turkey, with the net migration rate—the difference between people moving in and mo…

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51 Nations Join Secret AI Media Summit to Control the News — But Can They?

More than 50 media professionals from 21 countries secretly gathered in Kazan for a closed-door summit titled "Heritage Code," focused on how artificial intelli…

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Local Seal Begging Shows Just One Way Tourism Overwhelms Communities

A South African fishing village has become a daily tourist spectacle as wild seals beg for fish scraps at the local market, highlighting a global trend where su…

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El Niño to Hit Record Strength, Warns Scientists — 50-Year Mega-Wave Threatens Global Floods, Droughts and Fires

Scientists are warning that a powerful El Niño event is developing and could become one of the strongest on record, pushing global temperatures to new highs and…

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UN Votes to Make Big Oil Pay as ‘Super El Niño’ Threatens to Blow Past 1.5°C

The United Nations is set for a historic vote that could force fossil fuel companies to pay for climate damages, just as scientists warn a “Super El Niño” is ab…

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250 Tourists a Day Flood Rio Favela Rooftop After Viral 'Gateway to Heaven' Video

A single rooftop in Rio de Janeiro's Rocinha favela has become a global tourist destination after viral videos turned it into the "Gateway to Heaven," with visi…

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54,000 Algerians, Egyptians, and Iranians Flee: Who’s Moving Where and Why—The Numbers Don’t Lie

More than 54,000 Algerians have moved to Europe since 2020, Egyptians are now the top African migrants crossing into Europe illegally, and Iranians are flooding…

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Congo's Carbon Sink Crumbles as Logging, Mining, and Farming Collide—Forests Under Siege on Three Fronts

The Congo Basin, home to the world’s second-largest tropical rainforest and a critical global carbon sink, is losing its ability to absorb planet-warming carbon…