The annual spectacle – a magnet for eco tourists – has seen a “dramatic” decline over the last five years, warn ...

On a dry lakebed in southern New Mexico, a set of ghostly footprints has forced archaeologists to redraw the map of the first ...

As winter arrives, birds settle in gardens and on rooftops. Children can watch their movements, feeding patterns, and ...

The group exhibition Unfolding Identities, curated by Mohammad Zeeshan Haider Jamali, was recently on display at ArtCiti ...

The popular uprising was fuelled by a deep-seated resentment against what many perceived as imperial control over domestic sovereignty, with water often serving as the primary tool of that control.

Boats carried an average of 62 people last year, more than double the figure for 2021. Experts say increased overcrowding ...

Introduction Along the eastern stretches of the Greater Accra Region, where the sea whispers ancient songs and the wind carries the scent of salt and tradition, lies Ningo mdash; one of the oldest ...

The following piece by Derek Davis, an Earth.com staff writer was based on a research undertaken by the University of ...

Shashi Tharoor explores the evolving concept of `home` from global diplomacy to his constituency in Thiruvananthapuram ...

Across the Indian countryside, a familiar but often unseen threat is quietly changing. Russell’s viper, already one of the ...

For leaders preparing for 2026, a critical step is to map where processes should remain human or become automated. Audit your ...

Walkers face open manholes, hanging wires, debris, parked cars, sewage and unlit stretches. It’s a bigger failure of urban ...