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German Finance Minister Christian Lindner has demanded the return of the country's debt brake

Germany Plans Return To Debt-limit Rules In 2023

Germany will reinstate its so-called debt brake in 2023 after suspending it for three years to cope with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, sources in the finance ministry said.

‘Suffering’ Canadian Man To Have Assisted Suicide At Age 20

Eric Coulam's condition has yet to be diagnosed even after going to seven different hospitals and consulting specialists across Canada.

EU Approves End Of Combustion Engine Sales By 2035

EU approves plan for a complete shift to electric engines in the European Union from 2035

EU approves end of combustion engine sales by 2035

Stunning Satellite Selfie Captured Using Only A GoPro [Watch]

The moon can even be seen "photobombing" the satellite's selfie.

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Mars Rovers Have To Dig 6.6 Feet For Signs Of Past Life: Study

Current Mars rovers reportedly dig just about two inches deep.

Austria's last coal-fuelled power station, was closed in the spring of 2020

'Unimaginable': Austria Prepares To Reopen Coal Power Station

'Unimaginable': Austria prepares to reopen coal power station

Outgoing President Rodrigo Duterte's signature policy to rid the Philippines of drugs has been widely condemned and sparked an international probe into a possible crime against humanity

Duterte Unlikely To Face Court Over Philippines Drug War Killings

Duterte unlikely to face court over Philippines drug war killings

Putting Phone In Silent Mode May Actually Increase Stress: Study

Instead of muting all notifications completely, researchers recommend that those with high FOMO customize their notifications.

At least one-third of wild fish stocks are overfished, said Kathryn Matthews, chief scientist for US-based NGO Oceana

UN Meet Sees Blitz Of Pledges To Protect Ailing Oceans

UN meet sees blitz of pledges to protect ailing oceans

Many companies have vowed to reach "net zero" by 2050, but they are advertising and lobbying for more drilling and burning of the fossil fuels that are heating the Earth's surface

'Greenwashing': A New Climate Misinformation Battleground

'Greenwashing': a new climate misinformation battleground

Athlete With COVID-19-Like Symptoms Gets Triple Amputation, In Coma For Weeks

Former Australian Football League player Josh Hanlon thought the scratchy throat he developed back in 2018 "was just your standard sore throat."

Jeff Bezos' space tourism venture Blue Origin launches its fifth crewed capsule mission from its base near Van Horn, Texas, U.S. June 4, 2022 in a still image from video. Blue Origin/Handout via REUTERS.

Space Launches, Tourism Could Affect Climate And The Ozone Layer: Scientists

"Rockets, unlike other anthropogenic pollution sources, emit gaseous and solid chemicals directly into the upper atmosphere," the researchers wrote.

In this handout image courtesy of NASA released on November 23, 2021, the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches with the Double Asteroid Redirection Test, or DART, spacecraft onboard, November 23, 2021 in California

NASA Launches Rocket From Australian Soil [Watch]

It was the NASA's first ever launch from a commercial site outside the U.S.

The Paris protest is part of a "Debt for climate" global campaign calling on G7 leaders to cancel the debts of poorer and less industrialised countries

Climate Activists Block IMF Paris Office Doors

Climate activists block IMF Paris office doors

The Tokyo area is facing power crunch warnings amid unseasonably high temperatures

Japan Swelters As Heatwave Prompts Power Crunch Warning

Japan swelters as heatwave prompts power crunch warning

Oceans generate 50 percent of the oxygen we breathe

Ailing Oceans In The Spotlight At Major UN Meet

Ailing oceans in the spotlight at major UN meet

Brussels threatened legal action after London earlier this month introduced the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill to unilaterally change trading terms for the British province

UK MPs Debate Bill To Override N.Ireland Brexit Pact

UK MPs debate bill to override N.Ireland Brexit pact

Four Dead, Hundreds Hurt As Stands Collapse In Colombia Bullring

Four dead, hundreds hurt as stands collapse in Colombia bullring

Smokes rise from a forest fire -set and controlled by locals for farming purposes- in the Tambopata region, southern Peruvian jungle on September 01, 2019.

Long Road Ahead To Hammer Out UN Biodiversity Blueprint

Long road ahead to hammer out UN biodiversity blueprint

'The best energy is the one we don't use,' say French energy bosses

French Energy Giants Urge Consumers To Cut Back

French energy giants urge consumers to cut back

A migrant labourer at a used car parts lot in the UAE emirate of Sharjah tries desperately to cool down amid the sweltering heat

Summer Means Suffering: How Workers Survive Intense Gulf Heat

Summer means suffering: how workers survive intense Gulf heat

Germany reactivated mothballed coal-fired plants to cope with the crisis but Energy Minister Robert Habeck says the country is still on track to close its coal plants by 2030

Energy Shock Tests G7 Leaders' Climate Resolve

Energy shock tests G7 leaders' climate resolve

Elmau Castle, nestled in the Bavarian Alps, is a five-star resort that has been transformed into a fortress for the three-day meeting of the club of rich nations

Fairytale Venue With Dark Past For G7 Summit In Germany

Fairytale venue with dark past for G7 summit in Germany

The G7 will be seeking to hold Russia accountable and to increase the costs and consequences of the war on Vladimir Putin and his economy, says John Kirby, a White House spokesman

Allies 'Won't Splinter' On Russia, Biden Vows At G7

Allies 'won't splinter' on Russia, Biden vows at G7

Kagame Defends Rwanda On Rights As Commonwealth Expands

Kagame defends Rwanda on rights as Commonwealth expands

On current trends, pollution and overfishing could see as much plastic in the oceans as fish by mid-century

Oceans Saved Us, Now We Can Return The Favour

Oceans saved us, now we can return the favour

Parts of southern China have been hit by the heaviest rain in decades

What Is Causing Record Floods And Heatwaves In China?

What is causing record floods and heatwaves in China?

New COVID-19 Variants Dodge Vaccine Antibodies, New Study Reveals

Despite the findings, researchers pointed out that vaccine immunity "will still provide substantial protection against severe disease with BA.4 and BA.5.”