World Space Week 2026 explores the Rocket Revolution, from reusable launchers and private space companies to the growing role of...
Trump’s AI accord asks major technology companies to strengthen safety measures voluntarily, but critics question whether companies developing powerful AI systems should be allowed to regulate...
An ageing teacher workforce is creating a recruitment challenge as older teachers approach retirement, young teachers leave and shortages persist in schools.
India now has 40 supercomputers with a combined capacity of 68 PF, supporting applications from flood forecasting and forest-fire modelling to pollution tracking and drug discovery.
Food waste sent to landfills can generate methane as it decomposes without oxygen, adding to greenhouse gas emissions and the climate crisis.
Pacific nations are using Pre-COP31 talks in Fiji to push for stronger action on climate change, including keeping the 1.5°C target within reach and improving access...
Europe’s crops are maturing earlier as rising temperatures accelerate plant development, but earlier maturity does not necessarily mean bigger harvests. Heat and drought can shorten critical...
A three-year-old tigress from Bihar’s Valmiki Tiger Reserve has been released in Buxa Tiger Reserve, West Bengal, after years of habitat and prey-base restoration aimed at...
More than 3.5 million tonnes of potatoes could be lost across Europe and Britain as extreme heat and drought cut yields and push up processing prices.
India has recorded at least 662 sewer and septic-tank deaths in 10 years, despite a legal ban on hazardous sanitation work and growing use of robotic...
The Matterhorn is almost snow-free after an exceptionally hot, dry summer, as Switzerland’s glaciers record another year of severe ice loss.
