Brazil Found the Last Survivors of an Amazon Tribe. Now What?
Pakyi and Tamandua are the final known isolated members of the Piripkura people. They are posing a tricky challenge for Brazil.
Day: August 19, 2023
How European Officials View a Possible Second Trump Term
The prospect of a second presidential term for Donald J. Trump has many officials worried about alliance cohesion, NATO and the war in Ukraine.
MENA region will live with extreme water stress by 2050: Report
The world is confronting an unparalleled water crisis, with five of the most water-stressed countries being Bahrain, Cyprus, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman and Qatar, a new report by the World Resources Institute shows.
A Ceaseless War Leaves Lethal Threats Lurking Underfoot
Even as the fighting in Syria has largely stalled, more than a decade of conflict has left behind an array of unexploded munitions like cluster bombs. An earthquake in February heightened the risks.
In France, ‘Climate Fresk’ Global Warming Workshops Are a Hit
More than a million people in France have attended a “Climate Fresk” class to understand the process of global warming. The project is now spreading abroad.
Killer whale dies at Miami Seaquarium after half-century in captivity
Lolita died at the facility at the age of 57 from an apparent renal condition.
Iranian daily warns against security fallout of Afghans’ increased immigration into Iran
An Iranian newspaper has warned against the security repercussions of the growing number of Afghan nationals entering the country.
British nurse found guilty of murdering seven babies
A British nurse has been found guilty of murdering seven babies, and attempting to kill six others.
CPAC Australia: hardline culture warriors rail against Indigenous voice, ‘fake news’ and ‘woke corporates’
Tony Abbott, Warren Mundine and Jacinta Nampijinpa Price were among those urging attendees to oppose the voice to parliamentGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast“We are one,” the motto above the CPAC logo proudly bla…
US, Japan and Korea agree to expand security and economic ties
US President Joe Biden and the leaders of Japan and South Korea have agreed to expand security and economic ties at the US presidential retreat of Camp David.