Baby, It’s Hot Outside! Extreme Heat Is Having An Impact On World Cities.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. A statistical analysis by the International Institute of Environment and Development found the number of days of extreme heat in major world cities is increasing at an...

Congolese prime minister voices hope Trump peace deal could be saved despite significant setbacks

Trump brokered a peace deal between the DRC and Rwanda in July, boosting hopes that the bloodiest conflict since World War II could finally be drawing to an end. Hopes have since waned after the Rwandan-backed March 23 rebels resumed offensive...

A Closer Look at Trump’s Peace Deals

In his speech at the United Nations (U.N.), President Trump claimed (no fewer than four times) that he has “ended seven unendable wars.” This assertion, which he began repeating over the summer, is not only a gross exaggeration: it also betrays a...

AFDG - Preliminary Data Of Butembo Copper Prospect, With Near Surface High-Grade Copper Oxidized Ore With Grades Of Up To 18%

(MENAFN- PR Newswire) KINSHASA, Capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Oct. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As announced on September 25, 2025, African Discovery Group (OTC:AFDG) ("AFDG" or the "Company") has entered into a term sheet to acquire...

OUTER LINE: The Season Ends, But the Real Battles Begin: Promotion, Relegation, and the Future of Pro Cycling

As the 2025 cycling season comes to a close, The Outer Line’s latest AIRmail newsletter unpacks a week of conflicting events but undeniably compelling storylines. From Uno-X’s breakout victory at the Veneto Classic and the final UCI...

UAE President receives head of Emirates Oncology Society in Abu Dhabi

UAE President Sheikh Mohamed on Tuesday met Humaid Al Shamsi, president of the Emirates Oncology Society, at Qasr Al Bahr in Abu Dhabi. Mr Al Shamsi, who is also the chief executive of the Burjeel Cancer Institute, is the first Emirati physician...

Theme of World Day Against Death Penalty 2025: Use of death penalty as tool to oppress

By Aubrey Harris · Listen to article Your browser does not support the audio element. Law360 Canada (October 9, 2025, 11:58 AM EDT) -- This Friday marks the 23rd World Day Against the Death Penalty. On this day, abolitionists around the world call...

Councilman Jesse Vanucchi To Step Down From Common Council

Jesse Vanucchi Councilman of Oswego’s 3rd Ward, Jesse Vanucchi, has announced that he will not be pursuing reelection. Although his public service career may be currently over, Vanucchi has been and will remain entrenched in the Oswego Community,...

How immigration is reshaping and revitalizing rural Beardstown, Illinois

[sounds of a fair] PIPA: Ah, the sounds of a small-town fair. The rides … burgers on a hot grill. FESTIVAL EMCEE: Well, we’d like to take just a second to welcome you to the 2025 Beardstown Fall Fun Festival. Thank you so much for all your support...

How a weaker US dollar can help debt-burdened African countries

New Atlanticist October 7, 2025 • 2:47 pm ET Print this page By Bart Piasecki US President Donald Trump is lending Africa a helping hand—through policies that have contributed to a weaker US dollar. Since the start of Trump’s second term, the US...

Opec+ agrees another oil output hike for November

Opec+ on Sunday agreed to another output hike for November as the supergroup of oil producers continued to unwind production cuts implemented two years ago. The group, which includes Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria,...

Can Saudi Arabia achieve goal of having citizens hold half of tourism jobs by 2028?

Saudi Arabia's target to hire citizens for half of all the jobs in licensed tourism establishments by 2028 is a “bold” step, but meeting that deadline will be challenging, recruiters say. The move is aimed at diverting citizens from traditional...

World's big cities see 26% rise in extreme hot days: Study

The world's major cities are now experiencing a quarter more very hot days every year on average than they did three decades ago, according to a new analysis published on Tuesday. Researchers at the UK-based International Institute for Environment...

Massive expanding chasms are eating cities alive from below

Nearly 3,000 growing chasms have opened up in dozens of towns, swallowing up roads and houses in their path. Known as urban gullies, these destructive forces of nature are increasing rapidly and now threaten to displace more than 3.2 million...

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed commends Armed Forces on National Guard visit

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, on Friday paid tribute to the UAE's military prowess during a visit to the National Guard headquarters in Abu Dhabi. Sheikh Hamdan reflected on the...

USAid anti-malarial and HIV supplies worth tens of millions were delayed or not delivered at all

Many did not arrive at all. Fever ravaged the body of 5-year-old Suza Kenyaba as she sweated and shivered on a thin mattress in a two-room clinic in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The pigtailed girl who liked pretty dresses was battling malaria...

Bonobos transformed how we think about animal societies. Can we save the last of the ‘hippy apes’?

A few dozen large nests appear in the mist of equatorial dawn, half-hidden behind a tangle of vines and leaves. That is where the bonobos sleep, 12 metres above the ground. But it has rained all night, and the primates are in no hurry to get up....

World's Major Cities Experience 26% Spike In 'Very Hot Days' Over 3 Decades, Finds Study

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom New Delhi, Sep 30 (PTI) The world's major cities are now experiencing a quarter more very hot days every year on average than they did three decades ago, according to a new analysis...

What you've missed at Milan Fashion Week

A week is a long time in fashion, but the past seven days have been seismic. As London Fashion Week wrapped and the industry decamped to Milan, expectations were already at fever pitch. A string of high-profile debuts were on the cards, and the...

Emerging market Tiger Cities power global growth prospects

Cities across the developing world are set to be among the fastest-growing urban economies in the next quarter century, according to Oxford Economics’ Global Cities Index 2025. The report tracks the structural strengths and weaknesses of the...