France and Spain Face Historic Wildfire Emergency as Relentless Heatwave Intensifies the Crisis

France and Spain are confronting one of the most severe wildfire disasters in modern European history as relentless heatwaves, prolonged drought, and strong winds continue to fuel rapidly spreading fires … Read More

Indonesia Eyes Global Leadership Role with 2029–2030 UN Security Council Bid

Indonesia is stepping up its diplomatic game as it works to secure a seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2029–2030 term. The move signals the country’s growing … Read More

Back to WFH? Asia Revisits Covid-Era Playbook Amid Fuel Crisis

Countries across Asia are dusting off strategies from the Covid-19 era, including work-from-home policies and targeted stimulus measures, as they face rising fuel shortages triggered by the ongoing Iran war. … Read More

Sri Lanka Urges EV Owners to Rethink Charging Habits Amid Growing Energy Strain

Sri Lanka has issued a clear and urgent message to electric vehicle owners: rethink when you charge your cars. The government is encouraging drivers to shift their charging routines from … Read More

UN Climate Chief Warns Iran Conflict Highlights Risks of Fossil Fuel Dependence

The recent conflict in Iran has become a stark reminder of the dangers tied to the world’s reliance on fossil fuels. Simon Stiell, Executive Secretary of the UN climate change … Read More

South Africa Stands Firm at G20 Summit, Advances Climate Action and Debt Relief Despite US Opposition

South Africa has made headlines this weekend by pushing forward a bold G20 agenda, securing consensus on climate change action and debt relief even as the Trump administration openly opposed … Read More

Niigata Governor Approves Restart of World’s Largest Nuclear Plant, Marking a Milestone in Japan’s Post-Fukushima Energy Shift

Niigata Prefecture Governor Hideyo Hanazumi has approved a partial restart of the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant, the world’s largest, moving Japan a step closer to reviving its nuclear sector and … Read More

Can Peru Reboot Its Amazon Oil? Communities Demand Justice Amid Pollution Fears

Deep in the northern Amazon of Peru, along a quiet bend of the Patoyacu River, 25-year-old Indigenous Urarina leader Wilmer Macusi pointed to a pool of water darkened with oil. … Read More