UNEP Report: Global Food Waste Threatens Economic Growth and Green Transition
The UN Environment Program warns that global food waste is hindering economic growth and green initiatives, with 1.05 billion tonnes lost in 2022.
2024
Djokovic and Ivanisevic Part Ways After 12 Grand Slam Triumphs
Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic and coach Goran Ivanisevic have ended their partnership after winning 12 Grand Slam titles together.
China Adds Six Geoparks to UNESCO’s Global Network
Six of China’s renowned geoparks, including Mount Changbaishan, have been named UNESCO Global Geoparks, expanding the network to 213 sites across 48 countries.
Sinner and Medvedev Advance to Miami Open Semifinals
Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev have both secured their spots in the Miami Open semifinals, setting up an exciting showdown.
Mercedes Eyes Verstappen as Top Contender to Replace Hamilton in 2025
Mercedes considers Max Verstappen as the top candidate to replace Lewis Hamilton in 2025, amidst contract uncertainties and team changes.
Luis Rubiales Charged with Sexual Assault After Controversial Kiss
Luis Rubiales, former Spanish football chief, is charged with sexual assault and coercion for an unwanted kiss incident after the Women’s World Cup final, potentially facing prison time.
Exploring Hainan’s Hidden Gem: Seven Fairy-Lady Mountain
Discover Seven Fairy-Lady Mountain in Hainan’s Baoting County, renowned for its hot springs, unique ridges, and lush tropical rainforests. An ideal spot for nature lovers and adventurers.
Beijing Blooms: A Vibrant Spring Awakens the Ancient City
Beijing transforms into a floral paradise this spring, with magnolia, plum blossoms, and crabapples enhancing its majestic ancient landscapes. Explore the city’s vibrant beauty!
Philippines Escalates Tensions in South China Sea with Ren’ai Jiao Reinforcement
Philippines’ latest attempt to reinforce an illegally grounded vessel at Ren’ai Jiao escalates tensions in the South China Sea, prompting strong responses from China.
Climate Change Alters Earth’s Rotation, Delaying Negative Leap Second
Climate change is speeding up Earth’s rotation, potentially delaying the first negative leap second by three years, a new study finds.