A Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian town of Pryluky killed 19 civilians, including five children, sparking international condemnation and highlighting the war’s devastation.

At least 15 people killed in overnight Russian missile attacks across Ukraine, targeting civilian infrastructure and energy facilities, heightening human and environmental crises.

Japan’s largest brewers face raids over alleged cartel activity, raising questions about fair pricing and environmental responsibility in a resource‑intensive industry.

California couple charged with abuse of 14 surrogate‑born children, exposing risks in unregulated surrogacy practices.

The site lifts its ban in Australia, but access is tied to Apple’s age‑verification system, sparking debate on digital safety and privacy.

A medical transport aircraft disappeared off Nantucket, killing six aboard. The crash underscores flight safety risks and aviation's climate impact.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight vanished near Nantucket. Coast Guard launches search after losing contact with the aircraft.

The iconic 90‑foot Hawaiian sea arch fell into the sea in late September, a reminder of the island’s volatile geology and changing coastlines.

After an attempted hijacking on a Flydubai flight to Israel, officials emphasize the need for stronger security to support sustainable aviation initiatives.

An Indian pilot’s heroic actions on a Flydubai flight spotlight the urgent need for stronger safety measures and sustainable aviation practices.

Benin’s national football team prepares to host Argentina’s Lionel Messi for his farewell match – a spotlight on sports, culture and the environmental cost of mega events.

Messi’s farewell to Argentina shines a light on his growing eco‑focused ventures, from green hotels to youth football programmes championing sustainability.

The city‑wide money misreporting shows how debt can derail clubs’ green ambitions, forcing a rethink of spending on sustainability projects

South Korean golfer Tom Kim captures Asian Games gold, securing a military exemption and keeping his professional career afloat.

Chinese fighter Wang Cong uses Joker‑inspired face paint to unsettle opponents as she battles for the vacant UFC flyweight title.

A $110bn merger reshapes Hollywood: streaming costs may hike, more films will launch, but job cuts loom and news independence could be threatened.

Explore how the rise and fall of televangelist Jim Bakker’s empire offers lessons for faith leaders on energy use, waste, and climate stewardship.

A life of music that amplified the planet’s beauty. George Fenton’s scores for Blue Planet and other natural history series helped raise global environmental awareness.

Indie singer Anuv Jain climbs global charts without Bollywood, blending heartfelt storytelling with low‑impact acoustic performances that resonate with eco‑conscious listeners.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, the Teufelsrad operator hands out cycling shorts to protect riders from filming under skirts amid viral videos.

The arrest of a US Marine in Okinawa sparks renewed protests over military crimes and the environmental strain of U.S. bases.

Doctors are grappling with unclear prognosis after Christa Pike’s failed lethal injection, sparking debate on execution protocols and human rights.

A Miami elite of Cuban exiles are preparing for a post‑Cuba world, planning investment horizons amid U.S. sanctions and island shortages.

Ukraine war increases emissions, destroys ecologies, and hampers climate action across Europe.

Ongoing conflict in Ukraine drives higher emissions, cripples climate commitments and threatens European sustainability.

Three years after the Hamas raid on 7 Oct, Israel holds mournful memorials while global communities remember victims and press for lasting peace.

The death of 87‑year‑old Maricarmen Abascal after forced eviction ignited protests that highlight Spain’s housing crisis and the need for sustainable, affordable housing.

Former first lady arrested amid allegations that charity funds intended for a children’s hospital were misappropriated, raising concerns over investment in climate‑resilient healthcare.

Canada suspends plans to allow medically assisted dying for those whose only condition is mental illness, citing lack of consensus on eligibility.

Three years after the 7 Oct attacks, Israelis push for a state inquiry, demanding accountability and a path to resilient reconstruction.

Kenya’s first confirmed Ebola case has led to quarantine of ten contacts and raised alarms over gaps in airport and border checks during cross‑border travel.

A worker lost his life at a Siberian plague lab, prompting WHO inquiries and heightened scrutiny of bacteria research worldwide.

US President Donald Trump will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin following the death of a 28‑year‑old plague worker at a Siberian research centre, sparking calls for transparent laboratory safety protocols.

After a Siberian lab worker died, the World Health Organization pressed Russia for details, raising questions over safety and the deadly pneumonic plague.

Three years after the 7 October attacks, residents of Kibbutz Nir Oz confront the scars of war and plan a future of community and environmental resilience.

Finnish regulators have ordered a stop to Google’s planned data centres, citing lack of environmental assessment and forest destruction.

Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub sits in Glasgow, but new European space funding may erode its edge.

32 die in southern Nigeria crash; fire, fuel spill risks highlight climate‑safety nexus.

OpenAI admits its response to an Australian government hack was insufficient, pledges stronger safeguards and calls for mandatory incident reporting.

From a single shipyard to Europe’s leading CubeSat hub, Glasgow’s unexpected space surge faces new European investment and geopolitical challenges.