News & Insights Across Asia
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Japan experiences record-breaking February temperatures, with some regions seeing highs more typical of late June. The Japan Meteorological Agency reports unprecedented warmth across the country.
Tanzanian authorities have called for urgent action to protect the nation’s Indian Ocean beaches from pollution, highlighting the impact on the environment and tourism.
The Chinese mainland is facing a severe cold wave as temperatures are forecast to drop significantly nationwide. Authorities have issued the highest-level alert, urging precautions to protect citizens and agriculture.
A team of Chinese researchers has discovered a new plant species in Yunnan Province, adding to the rich biodiversity of the region and highlighting the importance of ongoing scientific exploration.
A record number of endangered oriental white storks have arrived at the Nandagang wetland in north China’s Hebei Province, highlighting the success of ongoing ecological restoration efforts.
Severe winter storm hits Northern California and the Northeast U.S., bringing heavy rain, snow, and raising concerns over debris flows and mudslides. Forecasters urge residents to prepare for worsening conditions.
Mongolia faces increasing livestock deaths as harsh winter conditions known as ‘dzud’ worsen, with over 667,000 animals lost, impacting rural livelihoods and the nation’s economy.
An international team of evolutionary biologists has found evidence that modern bird species began diversifying long before dinosaurs went extinct, reshaping our understanding of avian evolution.
Eight herdsmen and their livestock were rescued by police after being trapped in severe snowstorms in Xinjiang’s Yili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, highlighting swift local emergency responses.
San Diego Zoo Safari Park begins a two-day event celebrating the Chinese New Year, with the opening ceremony hosted by CEO Paul Baribault and attended by Chinese Consul General Guo Shaochun.
China’s Meteorological Administration has issued the highest-level alert as a severe cold wave sweeps across the nation, bringing drastic temperature drops, snow, and strong winds.
An earthquake of magnitude 5.2 struck central Afghanistan on Sunday at a depth of 35 kilometers, causing concern among residents. Authorities are assessing the situation for potential impacts.
Desert shrubs like guayule and rubber dandelions may revolutionize rubber production in the U.S., offering sustainable alternatives to traditional rubber trees.
Cambodia has begun installing 410 camera traps in the Cardamom Mountains to monitor wildlife and pave the way for reintroducing tigers into the Tatai Wildlife Sanctuary.
Cuban biologists are uncovering the secrets of migratory birds between North America and Cuba, contributing valuable insights into their wintering habits and remarkable journeys.
Australian authorities have found asbestos in more Sydney sites, including housing estates, schools, and parks. Despite nearby concerns, the Taylor Swift concert will proceed as planned.
California experiences a record surge in Valley Fever cases after heavy rainfalls, prompting health advisories and raising climate change concerns.
An oil spill near Tobago is spreading across the Caribbean, impacting tourism and fishing, and prompting regional efforts to mitigate the environmental disaster.
Torrential rains in DR Congo have caused the worst floods in over six decades, displacing thousands and underscoring urgent climate challenges.
A severe cold wave is expected to hit China from February 17 to 22, coinciding with the peak of the Spring Festival travel season. Authorities warn of potential traffic congestion due to adverse weather conditions.
