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Kurdischer Hungerstreiker: ICE-Fütterung brach mich psychisch

Ein kurdischer Hungerstreiker berichtet über die psychischen Schäden durch Zwangsfütterung in US-Einwanderungshaft.

Climate & Environment

Volunteers Learn Coppicing at Pengelli Woods in Pembrokeshire

Volunteers Learn Coppicing at Pengelli Woods in Pembrokeshire

Dozens of volunteers wielded axes and saws at Pengelli Woods in north Pembrokeshire to master the ancient craft of coppicing. The hands-on session with Cwm Arian staff and Coppicewood College students highlighted sustainable woodland practices dating back thousands of years.

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Letters Debate Pigeon Control in Norwich: Feeders or Birds?

Letters Debate Pigeon Control in Norwich: Feeders or Birds?

Experts and residents clashed in letters to The Guardian over Norwich's pigeon problem, with some urging controls on people who feed the birds rather than the pigeons themselves. Others called for celebrating the birds' wartime heroism or letting peregrine falcons handle the population naturally.

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Coffee Belt Faces 57 Extra Hot Days Yearly from Climate Change

Coffee Belt Faces 57 Extra Hot Days Yearly from Climate Change

Coffee-growing regions in the world's top five producers now endure an average of 57 additional days per year above 30°C due to human-caused climate change. The heat surge, already hitting Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia, Ethiopia and Indonesia, threatens Arabica and Robusta crops that supply 75% of global coffee.

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Patchy Fog, Showers Expected in Summit County Thursday

Patchy Fog, Showers Expected in Summit County Thursday

Summit County residents face patchy morning fog and a midday shower Thursday, with highs reaching 59 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. Overnight lows will dip to 49 degrees, according to AccuWeather forecasters.

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South Africa Faces Floods, Fires and Drought as Climate Disasters Converge

South Africa Faces Floods, Fires and Drought as Climate Disasters Converge

South African property owners grapple with simultaneous floods, wildfires and water shortages this summer. Government declarations of two national disasters within weeks highlight the crises, with 45 deaths from flooding in Limpopo and Mpumalanga, nearly 3,750 homes damaged, and 132,000 hectares burned in the Western Cape.

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Nigeria CBN Governor Cardoso Calls for Climate-Resilient African Industrialization

Nigeria CBN Governor Cardoso Calls for Climate-Resilient African Industrialization

Olayemi Cardoso, governor of Nigeria's Central Bank, urged African nations to pursue industrialization, job creation and climate-resilient growth during a keynote speech at the Egypt 30by30 Programme. He stressed collaboration on green finance and risk-aware financial systems to lift millions from poverty.

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Pretoria's Top Five Water Users Strain Tshwane Supply

Pretoria’s Top Five Water Users Strain Tshwane Supply

Five Pretoria neighborhoods lead Tshwane's surge in water use, with some households averaging over 30.6 kiloliters per month since December 2025. City officials warn the high demand threatens supply stability across the network.

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