Researchers at Australia's RMIT University announced the successful development of a new, highly sustainable construction material made entirely from cardboard, soil, and water, with no cement required. Strong enough for low-rise buildings, this breakthrough significantly reduces construction emissions and offers a viable, low-cost, waste-reducing

The Turkish Lira experienced a sharp plunge against the US Dollar and Euro after the nation's Central Bank unexpectedly held its key interest rate steady, defying market expectations for a hike to combat high inflation. Analysts fear the move reflects political pressure on the bank, threatening to reignite the country's persistent currency and econ

A sobering new United Nations report on marine biodiversity has warned that a majority of the world's commercially fished ocean stocks are now "at or below sustainable levels" due to rampant illegal fishing and warming waters. The report calls for an immediate global freeze on expanding industrial fishing and the establishment of vast new marine pr

Prominent climate and statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk was reportedly arrested and detained under India’s strict National Security Act (NSA) following violent protests in the Ladakh region. Local authorities justified the action by citing his "provocative speeches," but the move has drawn condemnation from rights groups who accuse the government