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A European Court of Auditors report reveals that the EU faces an average annual loss of €26 billion due to extreme climate events, with potential for even higher losses in the future.

COP16, the UN’s biodiversity summit in Colombia, brings together global leaders to safeguard ecosystems, aiming to halt biodiversity loss by 2030 under the Kunming-Montreal Biodiversity Framework.

Italy aims to become a key hydrogen hub, facilitating the transfer of hydrogen from North Africa to Europe, Environment Minister Fratin announced at the Venice Hydrogen Forum.

Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed attended a special dinner in Moscow hosted by Vladimir Putin, further strengthening UAE-Russian relations during an official visit with high-level discussions.

The Arabian Leopard Conservation Strategy Conference begins on October 21 in Sharjah, bringing together global experts to discuss strategies to protect the critically endangered species.

England’s Atlantic salmon population has fallen to record lows, prompting urgent calls for action to tackle agricultural and industrial pollution, according to the Environment Agency.

Fires in Brazil have destroyed 22.38 million hectares of forests between January and September, with the Amazon rainforest being the most affected biome, according to a report by MapBiomas.

Indian business titan Ratan Tata, known for transforming the Tata Group into a global powerhouse, has passed away at the age of 86. His legacy continues to inspire business leaders.

The EU has launched a humanitarian air bridge for Lebanon, delivering critical medical supplies and shelter kits to help alleviate the ongoing economic crisis caused by prolonged political instability.

Global forest loss in 2023 reached alarming levels, with deforestation rates 45% above international climate goals, according to the latest Forest Declaration Assessment report.