‘Brink of nuclear war’: North Korea warning on military drills
Pyongyang’s state media publishes warning as United States and South Korea continue joint military exercises.
Day: April 6, 2023
Philippines tries to bring back small fish key to rural diet
Years of market pressures, lack of fisheries management and unchecked overfishing from larger commercial fishers have led to a decline in small fish such as sardines that rural coastal communities in the Philippines depend on.
Fuels from Russian oil gets backdoor entry into Europe via India
NEW DELHI (Reuters) — Record high imports of crude oil from Russia in fiscal 2022-23 helped India’s refiners boost exports of diesel and jet fuel to Europe as the continent shunned Russian products, preliminary ship-tracking data from Kpler and Vortex…
Idaho becomes first state to restrict interstate travel for abortions
Helping a minor travel to another state for an abortion, without parental consent, will be a felony in Idaho next month, barring a successful court challenge.
A sunken oil tanker is threatening biodiversity in the Philippines. And it could take months to contain
A slow moving environmental catastrophe is unfolding in a marine ecosystem home to some of the world’s rarest species, including the critically endangered hawksbill turtle, as well as whale sharks, giant manta rays and dugongs.
Overfishing threatens a way of life in the Bahamas – The Associated Press
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US court denies ex-Peruvian president extradition stay
A United States federal court has denied former Peru President Alejandro Toledo Manrique’s appeal to stop his extradition to his native country to face corruption charges.
Dalaneo Martin: Bodycam video shows US officer shoot teen in back
The justice department investigates the death of a teen shot by an officer sitting behind him in a car.