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The International Court of Justice on Wednesday gave a landmark advisory opinion in which it ruled that countries could be in violation of international law if they fail to take … Read More

For the past six years, Morocco has endured a severe drought that has drastically affected agriculture and water availability. Olive groves and vineyards have withered, and wells in remote mountain … Read More

Morocco has faced a severe drought for six years, devastating agriculture and drying up water sources, especially in isolated mountain villages. Drilling deeper to find water is costly and often … Read More

In a landmark ruling the UN’s top court on Wednesday found that countries harmed by climate change could be entitled to reparations for the damage they have suffered. It also … Read More

More than 80 percent of Tuvalu’s population has applied for Australia’s landmark climate visa, official figures showed Wednesday, as rising seas threaten the low-lying Pacific nation. With only 280 spots … Read More

France’s new agricultural “Duplomb law” has met with stiff opposition from environmental and health experts for allowing the reintroduction of a controversial and banned pesticide that is known to damage … Read More

More than 1.3 million people in France have signed a petition urging the government to repeal a recently passed law, the Duplomb Law, approved by parliament on July 8. Among … Read More

A century-old shipwreck off the coast of Belgium has been repurposed as a breeding ground for rare flat oysters, in a bid to restore North Sea biodiversity. As part of … Read More

Hong Kong has issued its highest tropical cyclone warning as Typhoon Wipha batters the city, with authorities cancelling classes and grounding hundreds of flights and other transport services. France24 correspondent … Read More

At least 37 people have died and several are still missing after a tourist boat capsized in Vietnam during bad weather. The incident took place in Ha Long Bay, a … Read More