Gal Gadot’s star gets vandalized
The Hollywood Walk of Fame star of Gal Gadot has reportedly been vandalized, just months after it was unveiled in...
US Set to Acquire 40% of Congo’s Cobalt Mines in $9 Billion Deal
The Democratic Republic of Congo holds the world's largest cobalt reserves and accounts for approximately 70% of global cobalt supply, ...
Colombia bans oil and mining projects to protect Amazon
Colombia will no longer greenlight new oil or large-scale mining operations within its Amazon biome. The restriction covers a massive...
FIFA reverses ban on water bottles
FIFA has officially reversed its controversial ban on outside water bottles following a wave of public outrage FIFA Walks Back...
Erin Brockovich launches map to track AI data centers
Erin Brockovich, the environmental activist best known for exposing one of the most infamous corporate pollution cases in U.S. history,...
AI Data Centers Consume More Power Than Most Nations: UN Report
The global infrastructure powering AI is driving an unprecedented environmental toll that extends far beyond carbon emissions. A new report...
Zambia signs a law to make education free
Zambia has officially turned its free education policy into a permanent legal right after President Hakainde Hichilema signed a landmark...
Pentagon flags Israel as critical counterintelligence threat
Amid increased concerns about espionage, the Pentagon has designated Israel as a "critical level" counterintelligence threat. Spying intensified The development...
Mass protests rise in Latin America
Large-scale protests across Latin America are on the rise due to the cost-of-living crises, rising inflation, and government austerity measures....
UN’s employee killed in Afghanistan
The death of Freshta Emady, a worker with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Kabul, was confirmed by the...
