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Spain’s Andalusia region evacuates 7,500 as flooding worsens, new storm approaches
About 7,500 people have been evacuated across Spain’s Andalusia region due to severe flooding caused by relentless rainfall, with authorities warning of further danger as another storm system approaches this weekend.
06 February 2026
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Dense fog halts all vessel traffic through Türkiye's Çanakkale Strait
Severe fog has forced the closure of the Çanakkale Strait (Dardanelles) to all transit ship traffic in both directions. Maritime authorities suspended crossings due to critically low visibility, with vessels instructed to anchor and await improved conditions.
06 February 2026
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AI system maps iceberg family trees to fill climate research gap
British scientists have developed a pioneering artificial intelligence system that automatically tracks and catalogues icebergs from birth through fragmentation. The tool, which creates detailed lineage charts of iceberg "parents" and "children," aims to address a significant blind spot in understanding their impact on ocean currents and climate models.
06 February 2026
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Ancient equestrian sport of jereed draws tourism to eastern Türkiye
The traditional Central Asian horseback sport of jereed, practiced for centuries from Anatolia to the steppes, is becoming a key tourism attraction in the snowy landscapes of Kars, eastern Türkiye. Men of all ages compete in this historically martial game, now a cultural spectacle that preserves heritage and draws visitors.
05 February 2026
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Aid cuts could cause over 22 million preventable deaths by 2030, including 5.4 million children, study warns
Reductions in international health aid could lead to more than 22 million preventable deaths by 2030—5.4 million of them children under five—according to new modeling published in The Lancet Global Health. Researchers warn recent donor cuts could reverse decades of progress against infectious diseases.
03 February 2026
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Snow blankets the scenic landscapes of Türkiye's Gölcük Nature Park
Fresh snowfall has transformed Gölcük Nature Park in Bolu into a picturesque winter landscape, showcasing Türkiye's natural beauty. The serene park, known for its lake and dense forests, offers stunning views under a blanket of snow, attracting visitors and photographers.
03 February 2026
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First comprehensive archive maps Antarctica's hidden subglacial volcanoes
An international research team has compiled the first detailed archive of Antarctica's 207 known subglacial volcanoes. This breakthrough catalogue, developed using computer vision and integrated datasets, provides crucial data for understanding how these hidden geological features impact ice sheet stability and melting.
03 February 2026
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Ice invades Long Island: Great South Bay frozen solid in historic freeze
The Great South Bay on Long Island, New York, has been transformed into a vast, frozen plain following a historic and deadly cold snap intensified by a passing bomb cyclone. The freeze, which has shattered temperature records and claimed lives across New York City, evokes memories of winters so severe that residents could once drive across the bay's ice to Fire Island
02 February 2026
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Australia begins aerial cull of 600 feral camels amid drought
Australian authorities have carried out an aerial cull of approximately 600 feral camels in central Australia this week. The operation was initiated to protect remote Indigenous communities and infrastructure after large herds, driven by severe dry conditions, encroached on settlements in search of water.
01 February 2026
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Cholera outbreak intensifies in Mozambique, killing 12 in a day
Mozambique faces a severe escalation in its cholera outbreak, with health authorities reporting 12 deaths within 24 hours. The central Tete Province has emerged as the epicenter, accounting for most new cases. The crisis unfolds amid devastating floods that have displaced millions, complicating public health response efforts.
01 February 2026
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January weather extremes across globe underscore climate risks, need for early warnings: WMO
From record heatwaves and wildfires to severe cold and flooding, extreme weather affected every region in January, highlighting escalating climate-driven risks and the urgent need for stronger early warning systems, the World Meteorological Organization reported.
31 January 2026
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China warns foreign entities are illicitly collecting genetic data, posing biosecurity threat
China's Ministry of State Security has accused foreign groups of attempting to obtain the country's biological samples and genetic data through deceptive academic cooperation, warning that such actions risk national security and could enable targeted biological weapons.
27 January 2026
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Hudson river partially freezes over after major winter storm
A major winter storm has left sections of New York's Hudson River frozen and covered in ice floes, with the surrounding landscape blanketed in heavy snow. The dramatic scene follows a powerful system that brought freezing temperatures to the US Northeast.
27 January 2026
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WHO declares end to Ethiopia's first Marburg virus outbreak after 42 days without new cases
Ethiopia has successfully contained its first Marburg virus outbreak, with the World Health Organization declaring it over after 42 days with no new infections. The response, supported by prior health system investments, limited the outbreak to 14 confirmed cases.
26 January 2026
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Child care costs out of reach for most US families, requiring near $400k income for two kids
A new analysis reveals that child care remains unaffordable for the vast majority of American families, with households needing an annual income approaching $403,000 to afford care for two children without financial strain. The data highlights a deepening crisis forcing difficult family decisions and prompting policy action in several states.
23 January 2026
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What does the world eat for breakfast? Here are breakfast habits from country to country
Starting the day with a good breakfast helps you be more productive throughout the day. In this context, almost every culture combines foods to suit their tastes. Some prefer pastries, while others complete their meal with a simple snack. However, some countries surprise you with what they consume for breakfast. Here are breakfast habits from country to country…
23 January 2026
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World's oldest cave art, a 67,800-year-old hand stencil, found in Indonesia
Archaeologists have discovered a hand stencil in an Indonesian cave dated to at least 67,800 years old, making it the oldest known cave art in the world. The find on Muna Island pushes back the timeline of human artistic expression.
22 January 2026
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Long-eared owl spends winter in rural areas of Türkiye's Van
A long-eared owl perches on a tree branch while spending the winter in dense deciduous woodland in a rural area of Van, Türkiye on December 23, 2025.
19 January 2026
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China's birth rate hits record low since 1949 as population decline accelerates
China's birth rate fell to 5.6 per 1,000 people in 2024, the lowest since the founding of the People’s Republic, with total births dropping sharply to 7.9 million amid deepening demographic challenges.
19 January 2026
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