News & Insights Across Asia
Explore the planet’s natural wonders, with special attention to Asia’s diverse environments and wildlife through inspiring videos and stories.
Since June, severe rains and floods have killed 68 people across Sudan, with 130 injured, according to Interior Minister Khalil Pasha Sairin. The disasters have caused widespread destruction and displacement.
Tropical Storm Maria made landfall in Japan’s northern region of Iwate, bringing torrential rain that disrupted flights and rail services while forcing evacuations, with no immediate reports of casualties.
The Yangtze River’s aquatic life shows a positive recovery trend since a fishing ban was implemented, according to a communique released by Chinese ministries on Monday.
On World Elephant Day, we explore how new technologies are helping mitigate conflicts between humans and elephants in Asia, fostering coexistence and conservation.
On the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, Saussurea medusa embodies nature’s resilience, dedicating eight years to prepare for a single, magnificent bloom amidst the harsh alpine environment.
China’s Qinghai Province has designated ecological “red lines” over 40% of its territory, intensifying efforts to protect fragile ecosystems and the vital sources of major Asian rivers.
On the Jiatang Grassland, young Tibetan foxes embark on survival journeys, leading to thrilling encounters with marmots. Discover the fascinating dynamics of these plateau dwellers.
After 25 days of suspension due to flood-triggered disasters, the Baoji-Chengdu Railway in western China has resumed service, restoring a vital connection between Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces.
One year after a devastating wildfire, Maui honors the 102 lives lost in Lahaina. The community gathers for a traditional paddle out ceremony as rebuilding and healing continue.
SW China’s Yunnan Province is reintroducing more captive Asian elephants into the wild, as part of greater efforts to protect these endangered creatures in their natural habitat.
West Africa, spanning 6.38 million square kilometers, is a region of stunning natural diversity and rich cultural heritage. From deserts to rainforests, its landscapes are as varied as its vibrant traditions.
China has activated a Level-IV emergency response as torrential rains are expected to hit Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei Province over the weekend, prompting flood control measures and resident evacuations.
A New Zealand study reveals that marine protected areas may not sufficiently protect whales from threats like commercial fishing, as a high overlap with vessels occurs within these zones.
Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest has slowed by nearly half, reaching its lowest level since 2016, according to new satellite data released by the government.
Debby has been downgraded to a tropical depression but continues to threaten the northeastern U.S., bringing risks of tornadoes and flash flooding. Residents and travelers are advised to stay vigilant.
Flood survivors in central Afghanistan’s Ghor Province face severe aid shortages after catastrophic floods destroyed their homes and livelihoods, forcing families like Mohammad Hassan’s to seek refuge at relocation sites.
China activates Level-IV emergency response as severe flooding impacts Inner Mongolia, with heavy rainfall expected across multiple regions in the coming days.
California Governor Gavin Newsom proclaims August 8 as California Panda Day to celebrate the debut of giant pandas Yun Chuan and Xin Bao at the San Diego Zoo, marking a new era of international conservation cooperation.
China has unveiled a plan to standardize carbon emission calculations across key sectors to meet its carbon reduction targets, aiming to publish 70 national standards by the end of 2024.
July was the world’s second-hottest month on record, ending a 13-month streak of record-breaking warmth, according to the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service, influenced by a strengthening El Niño.
