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Tuvalu's coastline slowly submerging under sea level with a distant passenger plane flying above
EconomyEN
Tuvalu’s Sinking Reality: World’s First Climate Visa Opens Doors to Australia

Tuvalu and Australia launch the world's first climate visa under the Falepili Union Treaty, balancing humanitarian needs with Pacific geopolitics.

Over 1,000 Dead as Cyclone Senyar Hits Indonesia: Why the Nation's 20-Year Tsunami Lesson Failed
PoliticsEN
Over 1,000 Dead as Cyclone Senyar Hits Indonesia: Why the Nation's 20-Year Tsunami Lesson Failed

In November 2025, Cyclone Senyar killed over 1,000 people in Indonesia despite early warnings. An analysis of why the nation's disaster preparedness system, built after the 2004 tsunami, failed.

‘Doomsday Glacier’ Is Tearing Itself Apart, New Study Shows Startling Feedback Loop
TechEN
‘Doomsday Glacier’ Is Tearing Itself Apart, New Study Shows Startling Feedback Loop

A new study reveals Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier' is caught in a self-destructive feedback loop. Cracks are accelerating its flow, which in turn creates more cracks, speeding its path to collapse.

U.S. to Appoint First Arctic Ambassador in 8 Years, Signaling Major Policy Shift in High North
PoliticsEN
U.S. to Appoint First Arctic Ambassador in 8 Years, Signaling Major Policy Shift in High North

The U.S. State Department is reviving the post of Arctic Ambassador after 8 years, a strategic move to counter growing Russian and Chinese influence and address the impacts of climate change in the High North.

Japan Formally Approves Major Nuclear Power Expansion, Aims to Restart 17 Reactors by 2030
PoliticsEN
Japan Formally Approves Major Nuclear Power Expansion, Aims to Restart 17 Reactors by 2030

Japan's government has officially greenlit a new energy strategy to restart up to 17 nuclear reactors by 2030 and develop next-generation technology, marking a decisive shift away from its post-Fukushima caution amid energy security concerns.

Japan's Winter Bear Enigma: A Deadly Encounter Signals Broader Ecological Shifts
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Japan's Winter Bear Enigma: A Deadly Encounter Signals Broader Ecological Shifts

An 89-year-old's death near a bear trap in Japan signals a broader crisis. Unseasonal bear activity, aging rural populations, and the urgent need for tech-driven human-wildlife coexistence solutions.

Olympic Gold Rush: 210-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Tracks Unearth a High-Tech Future
ViralEN
Olympic Gold Rush: 210-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Tracks Unearth a High-Tech Future

A massive dinosaur track discovery at an Olympic site isn't just a science story. It's a signal for climate tech, AR tourism, and the future of branding.