2023

The European Union’s climate chief on Monday expressed concern over the expansion of China’s coal industry, with the building of new coal-fired plants.

Twitter users will soon need to be verified in order to use TweetDeck, the social media company said in a tweet on Monday.

13-year-old girl plays against Botswana as back-up squad scrambled to fulfil final warm-up game on home soil.

Rome’s 2,000-year-old Pantheon started charging for entrance Monday, with tourists paying five euros ($5) to see Italy’s most visited cultural site.

Belgian sprinter Jasper Philipsen outpaced and outmuscled the other fast men to take the high-speed bunch finish at the end of the third stage of… Read More »Belgium’s Jasper Philipsen sprints to third stage win in Tour de France

Rioting and often violent protests in Paris and surrounding suburbs have prompted governments to warn their citizens to be extra cautious when visiting the French… Read More »‘Feeling very safe’: Paris tourists undeterred by riots

As the impacts of climate change intensify around the world, adaptation efforts are crucial to ensuring that communities, ecosystems and economies are able to survive.… Read More »Mainstreaming gender in climate change adaptation in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana

Urban sprawl poses a significant threat to global biodiversity, resulting in the gradual disappearance of mammals, birds, butterflies and other vital insects within urban areas.… Read More »Putting nature at the heart of cities: Strasbourg, a pioneer in urban ecology

Hong Kong police offered on Monday HK$1 million bounties for information leading to the capture of eight prominent democracy activists based abroad and wanted for… Read More »Hong Kong police offer bounty for information on activists who fled abroad

The UK this year has seen its hottest June on record, both in terms of mean temperature and the average maximum temperature, the British Meteorological… Read More »UK had its hottest June on record in 2023