Western Europe Heat Record Deepens Drought, Wildfire and Energy Risks
Copernicus says western Europe has recorded its hottest June-July period, while new Met Office data puts the UK on course for its warmest …
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Colombia Earthquake Leaves Dozens Dead as Rescue Teams Search Collapsed Buildings
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake near San Jose del Palmar in western Colombia killed at least 47 people, damaged airports and buildings, and …
Israel Rejects Trump Gaza Plan as Ceasefire Diplomacy Hits New Test
Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will not withdraw from Gaza under the Board of Peace roadmap until Hamas is fully disarmed, putting new …
Thailand School Shooting Puts Gun Safety Back on the National Agenda
A 14-year-old killed seven people at a home and a school outside Bangkok, prompting Thai officials to revisit school security, gun access …
Inouye Telescope Images Reveal Solar Vortices That Could Sharpen Space Weather Forecasts
The NSF Inouye Solar Telescope has captured the Sun's surface in record detail, revealing tiny plasma vortices that may help explain how …
Turkey PKK Peace Bill Moves Decades-Long Conflict Into Parliament
Turkey's ruling alliance has put a PKK reintegration bill before parliament, opening the first major legislative test of a peace process …
El Nino Ocean Heat Raises the Stakes for 2026 Temperature Records
A strengthening El Nino and record ocean warmth are pushing climate scientists to reassess whether 2026 could still challenge the …
Hormuz Route Deal Narrows Gulf Shipping Crisis to Coordinates
Iran and Oman say they have reached an understanding on route coordinates through the Strait of Hormuz, shifting the Gulf crisis toward the …
NASA Prepares Eclipse Broadcast as Europe Counts Down to August 12 Totality
The August 12 total solar eclipse will cross Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and a small part of Portugal while much of the Northern Hemisphere …