Adidas sues Australian newcomer White Fox over four‑stripe designs, raising questions about brand integrity, consumer deception and the environmental toll of fast fashion.

Activists in Madrid protest rising rents and the role of vulture funds, urging climate‑friendly housing policies.

Adidas accuses Australian start‑up White Fox of copying its iconic three‑stripe design. The case highlights trademark battles in an industry under fire for environmental harm.

Zambia signs 5‑year health financing deal with U.S. hospitals, ending months of conflict over patient data and mineral rights.

A tanker struck by projectiles off Qatar underscores the fragile intersection of maritime security and climate protection.

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.

India’s cricket icon hands over the captaincy after 14 years at the helm, as the team celebrates a World Cup triumph and look to a new era.

Sponsor terminates deal with Chinese runner after bike‑shortcut scandal undermines marathon integrity.

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

Veteran Bollywood actor Nana Patekar dies at 75, ending a career that blended fierce cinema with outspoken advocacy for farmers and environmental welfare.

Veteran Indian actor Nana Patekar, 75, known for his intense performances and outspoken activism, has died. Leaders and peers mourn his passing.

Actress Eva Marie Saint, famed for On the Waterfront and North by Northwest, passes away at 102.

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.

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

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.

Meta’s revenue climbs even as lawsuits over child harm, privacy and addiction surge, with new AI agents and smart glasses aimed at rebuilding trust.

US prosecutors accuse former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores of conspiracy to commit torture, adding to existing drug‑trafficking and narco‑terrorism charges.

A former Ukrainian intelligence officer breaks silence, alleging a state‑ordered assassination of a wealthy businessman in Monaco, revealing a tangled web of covert operations.

Human Rights Watch accuses Washington of unlawfully sending migrants to third‑party African nations, risking persecution and adding environmental strain to vulnerable regions.

In a diplomatic standoff, Israel announced it will shut the British consulate in East Jerusalem as a response to UK sanctions on settlements deemed illegal under international law.

The war in Gaza is not only human—farmer lands, water supplies and coastal ecosystems suffer while reconstruction stalls and a ceasefire fails to halt daily strikes.

Veteran Bollywood actor Nana Patekar dies at 75, ending a career that blended fierce cinema with outspoken advocacy for farmers and environmental welfare.

A Soviet plague centre death has prompted leaders to call for greater transparency and cooperation in handling infectious diseases.

Canada suspends the planned expansion of medically assisted dying for those whose sole diagnosis is mental illness, citing lack of consensus on eligibility.

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

Tribute to Margaret Hamilton, the software engineer whose code made Apollo 11 possible and set the stage for modern software engineering—her legacy inspires today.

Software pioneer Margaret Hamilton, key to Apollo 11, dies at 90; her work underpins modern data science that powers climate solutions.

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

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.