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Japan's net greenhouse gas emissions fell 1.9% to a record low of 994 million tonnes in fiscal 2024, with the decline linked to lower energy use and a cleaner electricity mix.
Read report »Officials say previous efforts failed to control the animals, which threaten villagers and native species.
Read report »Health officials say 113 suspected measles deaths and 17 confirmed fatalities have been recorded in six weeks.
Read report »A review of more than 100 studies says nicotine vaping is likely to cause lung and oral cancers, adding weight to long-running warnings about the health risks of e-cigarettes.
Read report »Spain has allowed a 25-year-old woman from Barcelona to undergo euthanasia after a 20-month legal fight that survived multiple challenges and divided the country.
Read report »The rollout follows a public-health alert, a second university case and an outbreak that has already killed two people.
Read report »Argentina has made its withdrawal from the World Health Organization official, following a year-long notice period and a government argument that it will pursue health cooperation through other channels.
Read report »The NCDC says Bauchi and Ondo are the hardest-hit states, while infections among frontline staff continue to climb.
Read report »A federal judge in Massachusetts has blocked the rollout of major vaccine-policy changes pushed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., saying the government likely skipped the required process.
Read report »Public-health teams contacted more than 30,000 people linked to the University of Kent and arranged precautionary antibiotics for selected students.
Read report »Arctic sea ice reached nearly 14.22 million square kilometres, placing the winter maximum among the smallest in four decades of satellite monitoring and underscoring the region's rapid warming.
Read report »Conservationists have released 158 captive-bred juvenile tortoises on Floreana, marking a major step in restoring a species driven extinct on the island in the 1840s.
Read report »An analysis cited by AFP says China's CO2 output was flat or down by about 0.3% last year, though the drop remains too small to call a durable peak.
Read report »A Dutch court ordered the government to draw up a plan to protect Bonaire from climate change and to set binding emissions targets within 18 months.
Read report »Guinea-Bissau suspended a Trump administration-backed hepatitis B vaccine study on newborns pending an ethics review after questions about whether the trial was appropriate.
Read report »Reports on a JAMA-published American Cancer Society study said colorectal cancer had moved from fifth to first among cancer causes of death for people under 50 in the United States.
Read report »China's population continues to decline as the birth rate hits a record low, despite government efforts to incentivize family growth.
Read report »The Swiss company said the recall is precautionary and affects batches sold in markets including France, Germany, Austria, Denmark, Italy and Sweden.
Read report »The Met Office says 2025 topped the old national temperature record and adds to a run of recent years that rank among the warmest in modern measurements.
Read report »NOAA says the Arctic recorded its hottest year since measurements began, with temperatures from October 2024 to September 2025 averaging 1.60 C above the 1991-2020 baseline.
Read report »The Catalan government moved to speed up contracts, cull controls and aid after an African swine fever outbreak spread through wild boar near the 12-kilometre containment zone.
Read report »Health authorities recorded no new confirmed infections for 45 days after vaccinating more than 27,000 people in Kasai province.
Read report »The UN’s updated methodology reshuffles the megacity table and puts Jakarta ahead of Dhaka and Tokyo.
Read report »The long-dormant Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted in Ethiopia’s Afar region, blanketing nearby areas in ash and sending plumes toward Yemen and Oman.
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