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A 4.6 magnitude earthquake struck Armenia on March 8, 61 kilometers northeast of Gyumri, at a depth of 10 kilometers. No damage or casualties have been reported following the event. …
Moderate Earthquake of 4.6 Magnitude Strikes Armenia Read More
President Ilham Aliyev met with Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov of Kazakhstan on March 3, reinforcing bilateral relations. The visit included discussions of mutual cooperation, amidst other significant developments, such as …
Azerbaijan’s President Welcomes Kazakhstan’s Prime Minister in Diplomatic Meeting Read More
Azerbaijani passenger jet crash, suspected caused by Russian missile; 38 dead, investigation ongoing, claims from Azerbaijani and US officials implicate Russian air defense systems, caution urged against premature conclusions. Recent …
Azerbaijani Passenger Jet Crash: Speculations of Russian Missile Involvement Read More
Azerbaijan declared a national day of mourning for the 38 victims of a passenger jet crash in Kazakhstan, with investigations revealing possible missile damage. The Embraer 190 altered its route …
Azerbaijan Mourns Loss of 38 Lives in Kazakhstan Plane Crash Read More
The insurance industry is under pressure to adopt innovative technologies due to the rising costs associated with extreme weather events, estimated to reach $151 billion in 2024. Insurers are turning …
Insurance Innovation: Startups Driving Solutions Amid Climate Crisis Read More
Fifty Italian fashion companies have joined Yhub’s 4S Planet program to combat climate change by monitoring and reducing their environmental impact. The initiative focuses on CO2 reduction, reshoring production, and …
Fifty Italian Fashion Brands Unite in Yhub’s 4S Planet Initiative to Combat Climate Change Read More
COP29 highlighted the pressing need for climate finance, particularly for developing nations like Ecuador and Colombia, which face economic challenges due to reliance on fossil fuels. Historical precedents, such as …
Navigating Climate Challenges: The Path from Baku to Belém Read More
The UN climate change conference in Baku (COP29) discusses funding for climate loss and damage. A small tax on major oil and gas companies could significantly enhance the UN Fund …
Funding Climate Action: Holding Big Oil Accountable for Loss and Damage Read More
The article discusses the differing positions on climate action between Donald Trump and right-wing leaders in Europe, highlighting their contrasting approaches during the COP29 U.N. Climate Summit. Trump advocates fossil …
Contrasting Stances on Climate Action: Trump versus European Right-Wing Leaders Read More
A modest tax on seven major oil and gas companies could expand the UN Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage by over 2000%, according to a new analysis by …
Taxing Major Oil Companies Could Drastically Increase UN Climate Fund Read More