Reports and Studies
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Yellow dust: Sandstorms bring misery from China to South Korea
From his high rise office window, Erling Thompson watches the Seoul skyline fade into a yellow-grey cloud as fine dust…
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North Sea oil spills exceed safe level – activists
Oil spilled routinely into UK waters over five years has added up to thousands of tonnes of pollution endangering marine…
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Climate change: Fossil fuel emissions from electricity set to fall
The world will likely use fewer fossil fuels to produce electricity this year in a “turning point” for planet-friendly energy,…
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Poultry to be allowed outside as bird flu eases
Poultry and captive birds can be kept outside again starting next week as the risk from bird flu eases, the…
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China jails two human rights lawyers for ‘subversion’
Two prominent Chinese human rights lawyers, including one who had called for leader Xi Jinping to resign, have been jailed…
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Philippines won’t allow US to use bases for ‘offensive actions’
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr assured China that military bases accessible to the United States would not be used in…
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Muslim leader raises alarm after ‘hate incident’ at Canada mosque
A Muslim community leader in Canada has raised concerns about the spread of Islamophobic hate in the country after a…
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Deadly blasts target police officials in Pakistan’s Quetta
Two roadside bombs hours apart targeted police vehicles in the Pakistani city of Quetta, killing at least four people and…
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Bread, body: UAE artist Moza Almatrooshi explores food and soul
Sharjah artist and chef Moza Almatrooshi has been kneading and shaping bread dough for about two hours, mixing ingredients and…
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China criticises Indian minister’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh
China firmly opposes a visit by India’s home minister to Arunachal Pradesh and views his activities in the area as…
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