global warming

News Desk PARIS: Climate change effects are becoming increasingly evident worldwide, with experts now warning of a significant meteorological emergency known as 'Super El Niño.' This phenomenon is projected to contribute to record-breaking…

News Desk GENEVA: The host of COP31 has called on affluent nations to significantly increase their financial commitments to climate change initiatives, emphasizing that spending on environmental issues should take precedence over military…

News Desk GENEVA: As the intensity of 'El Niño' increases globally, experts warn of significant impacts on global temperatures, weather, and the environment in the coming months. The United Nations has raised alarms regarding the potential…

BERN: Switzerland's glaciers have experienced a dramatic loss of over 20 percent of their ice in just five years, raising alarms about the future of the country's alpine economy and ecosystems. This significant reduction, reported by…

News Desk ISLAMABAD: A newly released scientific report has warned that intensifying Super El Nino weather phenomena could trigger over 450,000 excess deaths worldwide by February 2027. The alarming projection highlights the severe…

News Desk ISLAMABAD: Pakistan finds itself in uncharted environmental waters as climate scientists and the World Meteorological Organisation warn that a looming 'super El Nino' threatens to push global temperatures to unprecedented highs…

News Desk WASHINGTON: United States President Donald Trump has launched a scathing critique against proponents of environmental and technological crises, dismissing warnings surrounding global warming and artificial intelligence as a…

Aayza AmirIslamabad: For decades, national security was largely understood through the lens of traditional threats such as war, territorial disputes, and military rivalries. Today, however, climate change has emerged as one of the…

Raziq BhattiIslamabad: If we look back just two or three decades, the rhythm of nature in our region was entirely different. Spring would begin in early February, trees and plants would blossom naturally, summer would arrive by April,…

Shazia MehboobIslamabad: In South Asia, summers are no longer just hot, they are relentless. Across Pakistan, Afghanistan,  Bangladesh, and India, rising temperatures and prolonged heatwaves are rapidly becoming the new normal. For…