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Draft Ceasefire Agreement in ‘ Final Stages’ over Gaza
The draft ceasefire could still fall through as both sides could ‘still get lost in the details’
The Silent Massacre: Why Gaza’s Suffering Deserves Global Attention
Dr Gillian Piggott is an Associate Professor of Literatures in English. As an Assistant Professor at Balamand University in Lebanon she learned about the strife of the Palestinian people. Here she shares her opinions on the ongoing crisis in Gaza.
This is an opinion piece by the author and the views expressed are her own.
Wildfires Continue to Rage Across Southern California Devastating Exclusive L.A. District
Five people have died in Southern California fires so far, but officials say the death toll is likely to be higher
‘Stressed’ Elephant Kills Tourist at Thai Wildlife Sanctuary
The 22 year old Spanish student was killed at the Koh Yao Elephant Care Centre while bathing the animal
Sweden Plans to Cull Half its Wolves Amid Growing Controversy
Wolves – an endangered species – are at risk from hunting legislation changes
UAE Passport Ranked as the Most Powerful in the World
UAE passport holders have visa-free travel to 133 countries, granting them easy access to more than 90% of the world
Older Animals Are Dying Off Faster – And It’s Wreaking Havoc on Nature
A new approach to conservation is urgently needed, say scientists, as the loss of wise, older animals threatens the balance of our ecosystems
Cop29: Industrialised Nations Must pay Off US$5 Trillion in ‘Climate Debt’
COP29 opened in Baku with huge demand for funding
Earthshot 2024 Prize Winners Announced
From organisations protecting the critically endangered Saiga antelope to efforts aimed at reducing greenhouse gases in Ghana by 70%, the winners of this year’s Earthshot Prize are true trailblazers
Humanitarian Aid Blocked as IDF Claims No Civilians Left in Northern Gaza
Israeli ground forces are advancing toward a complete evacuation of northern Gaza, with the IDF declaring no humanitarian aid will enter the area