Scientists express concern over the rapid rise in levels of methane.
According to NOAA on Friday, in 2023, the most significant and abundant greenhouse gas created by humans—carbon dioxide—rose by the third-highest amount in the past 65 years of records. The quick rise in methane concentrations in the atmosphere, a more powerful but shorter-lived gas that traps heat, worries scientists. Watch to find out more.
Prime election day for the presidential primary, when millions of Americans cast ballots
The US presidential primary's most significant day, dubbed Super Tuesday, is currently in polls. There will be voting in fifteen states and one territory. Frequently, the Republican and Democratic party nominees are determined on this day. There isn't much opposition to Joe Biden and Donald Trump's selections this year, though.
South African politics: Land ownership is a crucial topic ahead of the election
Many South African citizens are concerned about land redistribution as the income disparity develops. Some feel that land access can help to reduce poverty, but some blame the ANC's delayed response.
Another terrible fire season is expected in Canada | Climate Tracker
The remnants of the record-breaking wildfire season of the previous year linger in the dead of Canadian winter. Under heavy snowfall, so-called zombie flames are spreading faster than ever before.
The political head of Hamas accuses Israel of impeding the negotiations for a truce before Ramadan.
Head of Hamas's political bureau, Ismail Haniyeh, said Israel is to blame for the ceasefire agreement's failure to be reached before Ramadan, stating, "We don't want an agreement that doesn't end the war on Gaza." Israeli troops have barred the Al-Aqsa mosque compound's entrance in occupied East Jerusalem. A few worshipers were outdoors praying. Israeli soldiers beat other people who tried to enter the complex at the gate. The third-holiest place on the Muslim calendar is the Al-Aqsa complex. Israeli officials have restricted entry since October 7.
Despite the conflict, displaced Gaza residents send their best wishes for Ramadan.
In UN-run shelters, Palestinian youngsters who have been forcibly driven from their homes are keeping Ramadan. Parents are doing their best to maintain a sense of normalcy while Israel persists with its offensive.
Israel is 'demolishing' houses and public buildings in eastern Rafah neighborhoods.
The Israeli force has continued to bomb Rafah and drive farther into the city's western sector. Eyewitnesses reported witnessing tanks and armored vehicles, as well as artillery munitions, reaching the tent camp for displaced persons in the city's western portion, which serves as an evacuation zone. As previously indicated, the Israeli force has complete control of the Philadelphi Corridor and is already destroying homes in Rafah's eastern district. The eastern section of Rafah, including the as-Salam and al-Jenina areas, has been cleansed of residential structures and public facilities.
Report on Israeli use of US weaponry does not exclude international law infractions.
The United States, Israel's closest ally and largest arms supplier, believes Israel's use of American weaponry in Gaza violated international law. The long-awaited Biden administration report to Congress included a rare condemnation of Israel's military behavior.
Angry over escalating expenses: Protests by farmers sweeping around Europe Farmers are demonstrating against environmental laws, cheap imports from abroad, and declining European sale prices. To appease the agriculture industry, the European Union has suggested doing away with pesticide regulations.
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UK: Ex-curator is hauled before the British Museum for alleged theft; he refutes the allegations!
A former curator was hauled into court by the British Museum on Tuesday. The museum claimed the ex-employee had stolen hundreds of artifacts and sold them online. Keep an eye out for additional information!
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