News & Insights Across Asia
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An emergency team has been dispatched to Papua New Guinea’s Enga province after a massive landslide struck early Friday, impacting six villages in Mulitaka and prompting a significant rescue effort.
Kenya intensifies surveillance in Nairobi to address rising human-wildlife conflicts as lions venture into suburbs, posing risks to residents and pets.
Excessive carbohydrate intake can affect skin health, says Professor Wang Gang. Learn how moderating carbs and maintaining a balanced diet can enhance your skin’s wellness.
Israeli researchers have identified a parasite responsible for the massive die-off of sea urchins, threatening coral reefs globally, according to a study published in Current Biology.
China continues to play a crucial role in protecting biodiversity and promoting global biodiversity governance, implementing initiatives that balance ecological preservation with sustainable development.
Scientists from Lanzhou University uncovered the drivers of hydrological changes in mid-latitude Asia’s lake systems, offering insights for predicting future lake fluctuations over an 18,000-year timeline.
Four people have been confirmed dead and at least 35 injured after a tornado devastated Greenfield, Iowa, reducing homes to rubble and prompting a search for survivors.
Discover the often-overlooked causes of sensitive skin as Professor Wang Gang reveals how over-exfoliation and excessive facial masks can harm your skin’s natural barrier.
Record-high sea temperatures in Thailand’s eastern gulf are causing widespread coral bleaching and threatening marine life, impacting local fisheries and the livelihoods of coastal communities.
Asia unites on World Turtle Day to protect endangered turtles and tortoises, highlighting conservation efforts to ensure these ancient creatures thrive.
China launches a comprehensive seven-year biodiversity conservation program with major tasks and projects to protect its rich ecosystems, announced during the International Day for Biological Diversity.
The population of the endangered Amji’s salamander in east China’s Zhejiang Province has grown from less than 60 in 2006 to around 600, marking a significant conservation success.
Millions of butterflies are emerging early in Yunnan’s Butterfly Valley, southwest China, due to warmer temperatures and increased rainfall. The phenomenon showcases the region’s rich biodiversity.
A tornado in Iowa, USA, has left four dead and at least 35 injured as it ripped through communities on Tuesday.
Scientists at the University of Cambridge have developed a method to produce zero-emission cement, potentially revolutionizing the construction industry and significantly reducing global carbon emissions.
IGAD forecasts above-normal rainfall in the Horn of Africa between June and September, warning of potential impacts on Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan, and Sudan.
Recent incidents highlight the risks of in-flight turbulence. Learn about what causes turbulence, its potential dangers, and how passengers can stay safe during flights.
Discover how China is playing a pivotal role in preserving global biodiversity on the International Day for Biological Diversity, highlighting its efforts and the adorable species it protects.
Explore the captivating world of the Chinese white dolphin in a new documentary premiering tonight, showcasing their habitat and harmonious coexistence with humans.
Hawaii officials urge residents to prepare as NOAA predicts a below-normal hurricane season due to La Nina conditions. Despite fewer expected storms, preparedness is key to safety.