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Colorized micrograph of hepatitis A virus particles. Photo Source: NIAID (CC BY 2.0)

Hepatitis A Outbreak in Europe: 2,097 Cases, 9 Deaths Prompt Urgent Vaccination Warning for Australian Travelers

A Hepatitis A outbreak has infected more than 2,000 people and caused nine deaths across four European countries since January 2025, triggering warnings for Australian tourists planning summer trips. The European Centre

Tejal Somvanshi

June 28, 2025

Beach blue sky buildings children Dubai enjoyment fun group Photo Source: PxHere

Health·News·UK

Skin Tightness After Ocean Swimming Finally Explained: Salt Crystals Actively Draw Moisture Out

That tight, dry feeling on your skin after a dip in the ocean isn’t just in your head. Scientists have now proven this common beach experience with solid research, explaining exactly why

Tejal Somvanshi

June 28, 2025

Health·News·UK

UK Ash Trees Evolve Resistance to Fungus That Threatened 85% of Forest Population

Ash trees, those tall, graceful giants that dot the British countryside, are showing signs of fighting back against a deadly disease that has threatened their existence. A new scientific study reveals that

Govind Tekale

June 27, 2025

Deadly storm strucks Paris. Photo Source: @aprajitanefes (X)

Europe·News·Weather

Deadly Supercell Storms Ravage France: 40,000 Lightning Strikes, 110,000 Homes Without Power

Violent storms swept across France on Wednesday, June 25, 2025, leaving two people dead, 17 injured, and causing widespread destruction from flooded streets to power outages affecting 110,000 homes. The torrential downpour

Karmactive Staff

June 27, 2025

Tuvalu, Funafuti Atoll. Photo Source: Gabriella Jacobi (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Australia·Climate·News

3,125 Tuvaluans Rush for Australia’s 280 Climate Visas as Islands Face Uninhabitability Within 80 Years

Over 3,000 Tuvaluans have rushed to apply for Australia’s groundbreaking climate change visa since applications opened on June 16, 2025. This represents nearly one-third of the tiny Pacific nation’s entire population, highlighting

Rahul Somvanshi

June 27, 2025

he site of the oldest rocks on Earth Photo Source: Bernard Rizk

Nature·News·Science

4.16 Billion Years: Scientists Confirm Quebec Rocks as Earth’s Oldest in New Study

Scientists have conclusively proven that rocks in Canada’s northern Quebec are the oldest on Earth, dating back 4.16 billion years. The discovery, published in the journal Science on June 26, 2025, settles

Karmactive Staff

June 27, 2025

Business·News

Shell Triggers Six-Month Ban on BP Takeover After Formal Denial

Shell has flatly rejected reports of plans to buy BP, putting itself under a six-month ban from making any offer under strict UK takeover rules. In a direct statement to the London

Sunita Somvanshi

June 27, 2025

Named after the French Province where it was first bred, Britannies are smaller than setters. These beauties love the water and are one of the most versatile bird dogs.

News·USA

Bath Couple Arrested After Dog Dies in Heat: 104°F Body Temperature Can Kill Pets Within Hours

A Bath couple faces serious animal cruelty charges after their dog died from being left outside in extreme heat without proper care. Theodore Furia, 35, and Nicole Wandell, 31, were arrested on

Karmactive Staff

June 27, 2025

Maritime·News

Ship Fire Claims 3,000 Vehicles: Morning Midas Sinks in Pacific After 3-Week Blaze with 70 EVs Aboard

A cargo ship carrying about 3,000 vehicles sank in the Pacific Ocean on June 23, 2025, after burning for three weeks. The Morning Midas went down in deep water, about 415 miles

Govind Tekale

June 26, 2025

Nature·News·UK

TfL Wildflower Verges Hit 390,000m² as 50% Surge Creates 52 Football Pitches of Urban Wildlife Habitat

Transport for London has delivered something that sounds almost too good to be true. The transport authority has added 130,000 square meters of wildflower verges across the capital in just one year.

Karmactive Staff

June 26, 2025