7.8 Quake in Philippines: 19 Dead, 134 Injured
A magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck the southern Philippines on Monday, collapsing buildings and killing at least 19 people. Over 134 were injured and 12 are missing, with aftershock risks ongoing.
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Most US AI datacenters located in drought zones
A Guardian analysis reveals about two-thirds of planned AI datacenters in the US are in drought-stricken areas, raising concerns over water use amid a worsening climate crisis.
Dallas Mural Cover-Up by FIFA Leads to $25M Lawsuit
Artist Robert Wyland sues FIFA for $25M after his iconic ocean life mural in Dallas was painted over for a World Cup promotion, sparking debate on public art rights.
Monsoon Season Arrives in Asia, Bringing Vital Rainfall
India declares monsoon onset as Kerala receives up to 280mm of rain in 72 hours. Thailand also faces heavy downpours, but below-average rainfall is forecast due to El Niño.
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Albania Protests: Self-Respect Over Oligarchic Investment
Protests in Albania against Jared Kushner's luxury resort reveal a nation demanding democratic control over development, rejecting oligarchic capture and inspiring Europe.
Rising Seas Threaten Kiribati's World Cup Dream
Kiribati seeks World Cup qualification to spotlight its climate plight, as rising sea levels threaten to submerge the Pacific island nation within decades.
Firefighting union leader Bob Brooks seeks Congress seat
Bob Brooks, a former union leader and firefighter, is running for Pennsylvania's 7th district as a working-class Democrat. He faces Koch-backed incumbent Ryan Mackenzie in a toss-up race.
Time and Water Review: Glacier Film Lacks Urgency
A review of the documentary Time and Water, which focuses on Icelandic author Andri Snær Magnason's musings on climate change and glacier loss, but critics say it's too indulgent and lacks piercing commentary.
Snail Farming Saves Guitarfish in Ghana
Marine biologist Issah Seidu pioneers snail farming to replace fishing of critically endangered guitarfish in Ghana, offering sustainable livelihoods.
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African Migrants in South Africa Live in 'Extreme Fear'
African migrants in South Africa report living in fear as anti-immigrant protests escalate, with calls for deportation and a government pledge to crack down on illegal immigration.
Starmer Ultimatum: Block Child Porn or Face Legislation
UK PM Keir Starmer gives Apple and Google until September to install software blocking explicit images on children's phones or face legislation. The move aims to make the UK the first country to prevent children from taking, sharing, or viewing nude image
Free Speech Champions Now Wage War on It Over Palestine
Mehdi Hasan argues that Western leaders who once championed free speech now suppress it on Palestine, citing UK bans, US arrests, and a broader assault on democratic freedoms.
UK Accused of Stalling on Bailiff Regulation
A year after a government pledge to regulate bailiffs, the Enforcement Conduct Board criticises lack of progress, warning harmful practices continue in the £1bn industry.
Octopus Surge Spreads Up UK Coast to Scotland
Record numbers of octopuses off England's south-west coast have spread to Scotland and Wales, boosting octopus catches but harming shellfish fisheries and transforming marine ecosystems.
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Jailed for Speaking Out on Qatar World Cup: Still Punished
Abdullah Ibhais, jailed for speaking about worker treatment at Qatar 2022, faces ongoing punishment including passport confiscation and threats.
Airline CEOs Admit 2050 Net Zero Goal Unlikely
Airline leaders admit the 2050 net zero emissions target is unlikely, blaming fuel suppliers, governments, and aircraft makers. Iata chief Willie Walsh calls for a new realistic timeline.
7.8-Magnitude Quake Hits Philippines, Kills Three
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake off Mindanao killed at least three, collapsed buildings, and sparked tsunami warnings across the Philippines and neighboring countries.
Cubans Endure Endless Blackouts Amid US Blockade and Sanctions
Cubans face daily blackouts, fuel shortages, and hyperinflation as the US oil blockade and sanctions cripple the island's economy, with no end in sight.
My Memory Is Full of Ghosts Review: Homs Documentary
Anas Zawahri's documentary My Memory Is Full of Ghosts captures the haunting ruins of Homs, Syria, with survivor testimonies and a focus on resilience.
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Nigerians Embrace Dogs as Pets in Cultural Shift
Nigerians are increasingly adopting dogs as pets, challenging the traditional view of dogs as guard animals or meat. Animal welfare advocates and veterinarians lead a movement promoting compassion and responsible ownership.
Hong Kong Protests: Erasure of Individuality in Photos
A Franco-Swiss photographer's documentary project on the 2019 Hong Kong protests explores how demonstrators used invisibility tactics against state control, raising questions about the loss of individual identity.
Japanese City Shuts Schools After Rare Bear Sighting
Utsunomiya, a city north of Tokyo, has closed all 94 primary and secondary schools after a black bear was spotted in the municipality for the first time, prompting a search by police and hunters.
Israel Strikes Iran, US Urges Restraint
Israel launched airstrikes on central and western Iran in response to Iranian missile fire, threatening a wider regional war. Iran closed airspace near Tehran, and US officials urged restraint.
Bowen in Germany for Climate Talks Before COP31
Australia's energy minister Chris Bowen travels to Bonn, Germany, for climate negotiations setting the stage for COP31 in Turkey. He highlights Australia's renewable energy progress and Pacific partnerships.
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Trump Walks Out of NBC Interview After Heated Exchange
Donald Trump abruptly ended an NBC interview after clashing with host Kristen Welker over his repeated claims that the 2020 election was rigged, calling the network 'crooked'.
Israel Strikes Iran Despite Trump's Call for Restraint
Israel launched retaliatory strikes on Iranian military targets on Monday, defying President Trump's warnings. The attacks threaten US-Iran peace talks and have driven oil prices up.
7.8 Quake Hits Philippines, Tsunami Warning
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck off Mindanao, Philippines, triggering tsunami warnings. Reports of deaths, building damage, and power outages emerge as authorities coordinate disaster response.
Social Media Misinformation Thrives in UK 'News Deserts'
A report reveals that local social media groups fuel misinformation in areas lacking reliable news, with 4.4 million people living in 'news deserts' and fake news spiking during elections.
Extra £174M for Lower Thames Crossing Costs
Ministers have allocated an additional £174 million for the Lower Thames Crossing, raising concerns over its spiralling costs, now exceeding £3 billion in public funds for the proposed road tunnel between Kent and Essex.
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Israel Strikes Iran Despite Trump Plea, Escalating Crisis
Israel launched airstrikes on central and western Iran on Monday in defiance of Donald Trump's call for restraint, threatening to drag the Middle East back into regional war after Iran's retaliatory missile attack.
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