Delhi’s Judicial Storm: When Politicians, Judges, and Social Media Collide
The Delhi High Court contempt case tests free speech vs judicial authority as Kejriwal and AAP leaders answer social-media posts against a judge.
BHP’s Billion-Dollar Standoff: When Workers Fight for More Than Just Wages
BHP faces Port Hedland strikes as 450 workers reject a 16% offer, demanding transparency and protection. Inside the billion-dollar labour standoff.
Australia’s Bird Flu Crisis: When Wildlife Becomes the Frontline of a Global Pandemic
H5 bird flu has struck 101 Australian wild seabirds, with the first mass die-off raising extinction fears for unique native species. The latest.
Florida’s Leprosy Crisis: A Rare Disease Making an Unexpected Comeback
Florida's leprosy cases hit a record 36 in 2025 as armadillos spread Hansen's disease. Why the ancient illness is resurging—and who is at risk.
Exploring the Environmental Impacts of Wars: A Critical Insight
When we see wars being waged between Russia & Ukraine and between Israel & Hamas, we come across human tragedy. But the environmental impacts are less known. From ancient times, ‘scorched earth’
Govind Tekale
Oil vs. Climate Ambitions: Inside the Tense Showdown at COP28
More than 100 countries supporting the final decision at COP28 call for a phase-out of fossil fuels. This has led to fear among the 13 OPEC members, who own 80% of global
Bilal Bhutto
Panama’s Pivot: Supreme Court Halts Major Copper Mine Amid Environmental Uproar
Canada’s largest copper producer, First Quantum, operates the Cobre Panama mine, which has recently been at the center of mass protests in Panama. Last month, Panama’s government agreed to a 20-year mining
COP28 Controversy Escalates with UAE’s New Oil Lobbying Allegations
COP28, the conference of the world’s leaders, is taking place over two weeks, from November 30 to December 12, hosted by the UAE in Expo City, Dubai. This event brings together leaders
USS Carl Vinson’s Strategic Arrival in South Korea Amid North Korean Satellite Launch
Amidst escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula, the arrival of the USS Carl Vinson, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, in South Korea has sparked global attention. Reports suggest North Korea’s plans for another
Karmactive Staff
COP28 in Dubai: A Pivotal Moment for Climate Action as Nations Debate Global Stocktake
The first global Global Stocktaking of the progress made on containing climate change, expected to conclude in the UN summit in Dubai in a few weeks, has received polarizing views from nations
Gates of Hell Opened: U.N. Chief’s Dire Warning on Climate Crisis
On 20 September 2023, the U.N. Secretary-General addressed the Climate Ambition Summit, emphasizing the urgency of climate solutions. He poignantly remarked, “Humanity has opened the gates of hell,” highlighting the dire consequences
Nome: The US’s First Deep-Water Arctic Port Amid Geopolitical Currents
In the face of increasing traffic across the Arctic Sea, Nome, Alaska, a city renowned for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race and its 1898 gold rush, is witnessing an uptick in
AI-Enabled Humanoid Robots Spark Controversial Debates at UN Conference in Geneva: Will Artificial Intelligence Rule the World?
Highlighting their potential to govern the world more effectively than humans, at a recent United Nations conference in Geneva, a panel of AI-enabled humanoid robots delivered a thought-provoking message. While exploring the
Rahul Somvanshi
Biden’s Bold Bet: $600 Million to Arm Coastal Communities Against Climate Crisis
While visiting Palo Alto, California, President Joe Biden announced over $600 million in climate investments, including a $600 million project, to support coastal communities across the country in the fight against climate