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African forest elephants including calves crossing shallow water in Dzanga-Sangha Reserve, Central African Republic
April 26, 2026
Africa·Wildlife

Ernie Dosio, 75, Trampled by 5 Elephants on $40,000 Gabon Hunt — ‘It Is With a Most Heavy Heart’

Ernie Dosio Incident Briefing | Gabon Elephant Encounter A herd of African forest elephants (Loxodonta cyclotis) moves through shallow water in the Dzanga-Sangha Reserve, Central African Republic. In Gabon’s dense rainforests, encounters
Interior damage with scattered debris and chairs after a strong earthquake in North Sulawesi following the Ternate offshore quake
Asia·Disaster·News

“Strongest in 6 Years”: 7.4 Quake Hits Indonesia’s Molucca Sea, 48 Aftershocks, 1 Dead, Tsunami Alert Lifted

Ternate Earthquake April 2026 – Molucca Sea 7.4 Magnitude | KarmActive Breaking — Natural Disasters · April 2, 2026 · 05:48 WIB 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Molucca Sea Near Ternate, Indonesia One fatality confirmed in North Sulawesi. Tsunami warning issued for
April 2, 2026

Dubai Ranked #4 Most Polluted Globally As AQI Hits 190+ In 2025 Smog Spike

Asia·Health·News·Pollution
Dubai’s Air Quality Crisis: What You Need to Know Dubai’s Air Quality Crisis: December 2025 On December 2–3, 2025, IQAir listed Dubai among the

Gaza 61.5M Tonnes Of Debris And Contamination — UNEP Says “Recovery Could Take Decades”

Asia·Environment·News
Gaza’s Environmental Catastrophe: A Two-Year Crisis Environmental Crisis Gaza Buried Under 61 Million Tonnes of Toxic Debris Two years of conflict have created an
A healthcare worker, wearing a white headscarf and blue tunic, administers oral polio vaccine drops to a young child in Pakistan. The child, dressed in a red and white outfit with a red bow in their hair, has their mouth open. Another woman is visible in the background, out of focus.
Asia·Health·News

Pakistan Blocks IDs and SIMs to Combat Rising Polio Cases

Pakistan is taking tough new steps against parents who refuse polio vaccines for their children. Officials now warn these parents could have their national ID cards, passports, and mobile phone SIM cards
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Tejal Somvanshi
October 7, 2025
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Environment·Europe·Health·Pollution

EU Bans PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Firefighting Foams, Prevents 470 Tonnes of Annual Pollution

The European Commission has banned harmful chemicals in firefighting foams, taking a major step to protect people and the environment. The October 3 decision targets PFAS – substances nicknamed “forever chemicals” because
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Karmactive Staff
October 7, 2025
Ryanair Boeing 737 aircraft parked at an airport with passengers boarding via stairs, ground crew visible on tarmac
Aviation·Europe·News·Travel·UK

Ryanair CEO: ‘UK Flights Most Affected’ as French Strike Threatens 100,000 Passengers

Michael O’Leary, Ryanair’s chief executive, has warned that about 100,000 passengers could see their flights disrupted next week due to a planned strike by French air traffic controllers. The SNCTA, France’s main
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Sunita Somvanshi
October 4, 2025
Close-up of a Muslim woman's hands holding a smartphone displaying no connection, symbolizing Afghanistan's internet shutdown.
Asia·News·World

Taliban Cuts 39M People Off Digital World: Afghanistan’s Complete Internet Blackout Enters Day 3

Taliban Cuts 39M People Off Digital World: Afghanistan’s Complete Internet Blackout Enters Day 3 Taliban Cuts 39M People Off Digital World: Afghanistan’s Complete Internet Blackout Enters Day 3 Explore the human impact
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Tejal Somvanshi
October 1, 2025
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Asia·Disaster·News

Philippines 6.9 Earthquake Kills Up to 20, Damages Historic Churches as Governor Says ‘Help is Coming’

A strong earthquake struck the central Philippines on Tuesday night, damaging historic churches and cutting power across several islands. The 6.9 magnitude quake hit at 9:59 p.m. on September 30, 2025, near
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Karmactive Staff
October 1, 2025
Chinese President Xi Jinping delivering a video address on screen at the United Nations Climate Summit with delegates seated in the General Assembly Hall watching.
China·Climate·News

China Targets 3,600 Gigawatts of Wind and Solar by 2035 in Xi’s New Climate Pledge at UN Summit

Track China’s Wind & Solar Capacity Growth: 2020 to 2035 Target 2020 600 GW 2025 ~1,400 GW 2035 3,600 GW Drag to explore renewable capacity growth 2025 Estimated Capacity: 1,400 Gigawatts Key
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Rahul Somvanshi
September 25, 2025
Aerial view of Super Typhoon Ragasa from the International Space Station showing the massive storm system's eye and spiral cloud formations over the ocean, with part of the ISS structure visible in the foreground.
Asia·Disaster·News·Weather·World

Super Typhoon Ragasa: 17 Dead in Taiwan, 2M Evacuated in China as 168 km/h Winds Batter Region

Super Typhoon Ragasa made landfall near Yangjiang in southern China on Wednesday evening, after leaving at least 17 people dead in Taiwan and causing significant damage in Hong Kong. The powerful storm
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Govind Tekale
September 25, 2025
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Business·News·Travel·World

UAE Halts Visas for 9 Countries Amid Security Concerns

The United Arab Emirates has reportedly halted issuing tourist and work visas to citizens from nine countries. This change affects new applications from Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, Lebanon, Bangladesh, Cameroon, Sudan, and
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Tejal Somvanshi
September 24, 2025
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Artificial Intelligence·Europe·Health·Latest·Science

Delphi-2M AI System Forecasts 1,000+ Diseases Up to 20 Years Ahead, Says Copenhagen Research Team

A new artificial intelligence system can now forecast diseases up to 20 years before they occur, according to researchers from the University of Copenhagen and international partners. The system, named Delphi-2M, works
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Tejal SomvanshiandKarmactive Team
September 24, 2025
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Climate·Energy·World

Nuclear Power Hits Record High But Faces Crisis As Renewable Investment Soars and China Dominates Construction

Nuclear power generation hit an all-time high in 2024, but experts warn this momentum may be difficult to maintain in coming years. The industry faces challenges from aging plants, insufficient investment, and
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Sunita Somvanshi
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      Ernie Dosio, 75, Trampled by 5 Elephants on $40,000 Gabon Hunt — ‘It Is With a Most Heavy Heart’

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