An unusually strong El Niño developing in the Pacific could influence global weather, increase coastal flooding risks and disrupt marine ecosystems. Stanford researchers explain how warmer ocean conditions may affect coastlines, fisheries and wildlife during 2026–27.
Two pre-session webinars held on Oct 19 outlined the UN climate body's work on implementing climate action in agriculture and food security, with progress and outstanding tasks due for consideration at November's SB65 meetings in Türkiye.
The Welsh Government has consented to UK-wide regulatory changes covering six additional groups or entries of persistent organic pollutants and revised concentration limits for existing chemicals. The rules are scheduled to take effect on Dec 16.
COP17 in Armenia marks the first collective assessment of progress under the Kunming–Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, with fewer than half of assessed national targets on track to meet the 2030 goals.
The World Meteorological Organization says the strengthening climate phenomenon could disrupt agriculture and fisheries, while the October–December outlook points to below-normal rainfall across parts of South Asia.
Leaders at the UN General Assembly highlighted education, skills, technology and decent employment as key to harnessing the world's growing young population, while warning that artificial intelligence could deepen existing inequalities.
Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh urged citizens, clubs and other stakeholders to help keep the Nambul River clean, highlighting its role in protecting Loktak Lake, Manipur’s largest freshwater lake.
University of Lincoln makes lecture recordings compulsory, sparking staff union dispute
11-year-old Egyptian girl beats 40 million students to win Dh500,000 in Dubai
UN highlights need for media literacy as AI reshapes how young people access information
Canadian university graduates retain wage advantage as full-time job prospects soften
University of Toronto secures $60 million boost for graduate education through Irving family gift
11-year-old Egyptian girl beats 40 million students to win Dh500,000 in Dubai
South Korea's student suicide toll nears 1,000 in four years, with India's figures also drawing attention
Want to explore the world without leaving your classroom? Seoul students show how
When smart glasses become cheating tools: South Korea draws tougher exam rules
Jeans out, formals in: Bihar rolls out stricter rules for government school staff
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