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OBAMA PUTS ARCTIC OCEAN OFF LIMITS FOR DRILLING IN LAST-DITCH BARRIER TO TRUMP
US Department of the Interior says 'fragile and unique' Arctic ecosystem at risk if drilling allowed, possibly by pro-fossil fuels Trump administration... READ MORE›
OBAMA ADMINISTRATION RUSHES TO PROTECT PUBLIC LANDS BEFORE TRUMP TAKES OFFICE
Obama has protected more land and water - more than 265m acres - via executive action than any other president... READ MORE›
OBAMA BANS OIL DRILLING 'PERMANENTLY' IN MILLIONS OF ACRES OF OCEAN
Outgoing US President Barack Obama has permanently banned offshore oil and gas drilling in the vast majority of US-owned northern waters... READ MORE›
SCORCHING 'HEAT DOME' OVER MIDDLE EAST SEES TEMPERATURES SOAR TO 165F IN IRAN
But some of the most affluent figures in the Middle East are blissfully unaware of the scorching heat, such as Saudia Arabia's King Salman... READ MORE›
WORLD WIDE WEB? MAP RESIZES COUNTRIES BY NUMBER OF INTERNET USERS
In 2011, Qatar and South Korea were the only countries outside Europe and North America in the group of countries with highest internet penetration... READ MORE›
US AND CANADA PREVENT OIL DRILLING IN ARCTIC WATERS
Trump picked a renowned climate change denier and fossil fuel industry defender last week as his top environmental official... READ MORE›
ABE ECHOES JAPANS PAST WAR APOLOGIES BUT ADDS NONE
But in a potentially contentious break with previous expressions of contrition by Japanese leaders Mr. Abe did not offer a new personal apology of his own... READ MORE›
SHELL SIGNS $11 BILLION DEAL TO BUILD PETROCHEMICALS PLANT IN IRAQ
Shell is one of the main major oil companies operating in south of Iraq, operating the Majnoon oilfield and leading the Basra Gas Company joint venture... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA AND CHINA SEAL MAJOR FREE TRADE DEAL
Related Stories China and Australia have sealed a major free trade agreement, as Chinese President Xi Jinping made a rare address to parliament in Canberra... READ MORE›
DOZENS OF MIGRANTS FOUND DEAD IN TRUCK ON AUSTRIA HIGHWAY, SAY POLICE
So we shouldn't pretend that only Italy and Greece are affected, he said in an interview with public broadcaster ORF... READ MORE›
THE HAPPIEST PEOPLE IN AMERICA LIVE IN HAWAII AND ALASKA
While the survey gives Hawaii and Alaska high marks, it's not all sunshine... READ MORE›
A CROSS TO BEAR: THE VANISHING CHRISTIANS OF THE MIDDLE EAST
Rifugio Christians of the Middle East by Linda Dorigo and Andrea Milluzzi Schilt Publishing, 29.95, Amsterdam ... READ MORE›
ALASKAS SCHOOLS FACE CUTS AT EVERY LEVEL OVER OIL COLLAPSE
Alaskas Schools Face Cuts at Every Level Over Oil Collapse... READ MORE›
THERE'S A REASON FEW EVEN KNEW THE DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE WAS BEING BUILT
The increasingly tense protests over the Dakota Access Pipeline have largely focused on tribal concerns, but critics like Goldtooth have also drawn attention to Nationwide Permit 12... READ MORE›
WHY EUROPE'S MIGRANT CRISIS IS SURGING NOW
Hundreds of thousands of people are risking their lives to reach Europe this summer, fleeing persecution, war and other hardships in the Middle East and Africa... READ MORE›
LESSONS FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL FRONT LINE
The Dakota pipeline protests have drawn indigenous people from across the Americas. But everyone else needs to understand it's their fight too... READ MORE›
THOUSANDS OF INDIAN WORKERS STRANDED IN SAUDI ARABIA WITHOUT PAY OR PROVISIONS
Indian community groups in Saudi Arabia distributed vegetables, lentils and oil to the starving workers under the supervision of the consulate in Jeddah on Sunday... READ MORE›
JAPANESE PM SHINZO ABE STOPS SHORT OF NEW APOLOGY IN WAR ANNIVERSARY SPEECH
Even so, we Japanese, across generations, must squarely face history... READ MORE›
GLOBAL WATER SHORTAGES TO DELIVER 'SEVERE HIT' TO ECONOMIES, WORLD BANK WARNS
The Middle East, north Africa, central Asia and south Asia due to suffer biggest economic hit from water scarcity as climate change takes hold, report finds... READ MORE›
WHO SAYS SOUTH KOREA'S MERS OUTBREAK LARGE AND COMPLEX
All of South Korea's cases have been linked to health facilities... READ MORE›
THOUSANDS PACKED INTO NORTH KOREA STADIUM CALL FOR BLOODY REVENGE ON US ON KOREAN WAR ANNIVERSARY
North Koreans gather at the Pyongyang Mass Rally on the Day of the Struggle Against the U.S... READ MORE›
SCENES FROM A TRAGEDY: JUST ANOTHER WEEK IN EUROPE'S MIGRANT CRISIS - IN PICTURES
Scenes from a tragedy just another week in Europe's migrant crisis - in pictures... READ MORE›
HOSPITAL AT CENTER OF SOUTH KOREA'S MERS SUSPENDS SERVICES; SEVEN NEW CASES
MERS was diagnosed in South Korea on May 20 in a businessman who had returned from a trip to the Middle East and has spread through hospitals... READ MORE›
MIDDLE EAST STOCK MARKETS CRASH AS IRAN ENTERS OIL WAR
Saudi Arabia's stock market crashed yesterday as nuclear sanctions on Iran were lifted, clearing the path for an all-out oil war between the Middle Eastern rivals... READ MORE›
OBAMA'S OFFSHORE OIL PLAN FORCES DRILLERS TO FOCUS ON GULF
Arctic drilling also could yield new sources of crude to fill the aging Trans-Alaska Pipeline System... READ MORE›
THAILAND SAYS 175 EXPOSED TO MERS PATIENT; SOUTH KOREA REPORTS NO NEW CASE
In South Korea the health ministry said that no new cases of the disease had been recorded in the country for the first time in 16 days... READ MORE›
THE MIDDLE EAST IS NOW EUROPE'S BACKYARD
Whether it be terrorism, migration or geopolitics, the wider Middle East is now intruding into the European consciousness on a day-to-day basis, says Jonathan Marcus... READ MORE›
SCHOOLS REOPEN AS SOUTH KOREA SEEKS NORMALITY AMID MERS OUTBREAK
Chinese airlines were cutting back flight to South Korea, Xinhua news agency reported... READ MORE›
AFTER CONCESSION TO SEOUL ON FORCED LABOR MEIJI INDUSTRIAL SITES ADDED TO WORLD HERITAGE LIST
At meeting June 21 of their foreign ministers, Japan and South Korea reached a basic agreement to cooperate on heritage listings of each other's sites... READ MORE›
BATTLESHIP ISLAND A SYMBOL OF JAPAN'S PROGRESS OR REMINDER OF ITS DARK HISTORY?
Japan seeks Unesco recognition for Hashima island, known as Battleship island, but the bid makes no mention of its history as a site of slave labour... READ MORE›