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Greenland's strategic value sparks President Trump's interest in acquiring the territory from Denmark.
Greenpeace activists face water blasts and terrorism accusations from Russian authorities.
Greta Thunberg is detained in Germany while protesting the demolition of Luetzerath.
Greta Thunberg criticizes world leaders for stealing young people's dreams at the U.N.
Greta Thunberg criticizes world leaders at the UN climate summit in New York for inaction.
A family faces a curious grizzly bear while trapped in their car, fearing for their safety.
According to the UN's Food and Agricultural Organization, 75 percent of plant genetic diversity has been lost between 1900 and 2000, raising concerns about food security.
Kate Carter reviews popular GPS watches from Nike, Garmin, and Polar for runners.
In Guatemala, a remote village grapples with unprecedented flooding caused by hurricanes Eta and Iota, underscoring the urgent impacts of climate change.
EasyJet's share price rose 80% in 2012, bringing the airline close to joining the FTSE 100 amid a challenging UK economy.
Only 400 food packs have arrived for 48 families in Guiuan, where the local government estimates a need to feed around 6,000 families after typhoon Haiyan.
Watch this to see how scientists track BP's Deep Water Horizon oil slick toward the Gulf Coast.
Haiti faces another natural crisis as tropical storm Grace hits after a deadly earthquake.
Haiti's Air Ambulance service addresses medical access challenges in remote areas.
Haitian migrants face violent attacks in Mexico and systemic racism at the U.S. border, highlighting the ongoing impact of colonialism in Latin America.
Ariel Duam Ross reports on coffee leaf rust threatening crops in Veracruz, Mexico.
Bavaria-based Hanwag makes durable climbing boots by hand using up to 180 parts.
Sonneberg is home to the Martin Teddy Bear, handmade by a family business for generations.
Hanergy, a Chinese company, is valued at 18 billion dollars and leads in solar power innovation.
In Hanover, a red line painted on the sidewalks guides visitors to 36 historical and cultural sites, highlighting the city's rich heritage in Lower Saxony.
Amid the climate emergency and the war in Ukraine, the US fossil fuel industry faces scrutiny over its lobbying tactics and questions about its commitment to change.
Nick Mathiason and Simon Rawles assess fair trade's impact on The Chamraj tea estate in South India.
The G20 foreign ministers meet in Bali to address the Ukraine war's impact on developing nations.
Militant vegan activists attack a butcher at Saint Quentin Market in Paris, raising concerns.
Hawaii faces outrage over wildfire response as death toll nears 100, while news live covers Kiev.
Lahaina Maui's Scenic Front Street is devastated by Flames, leaving a Gray landscape behind.
Hawaii wildfires leave devastation as families search for missing loved ones and identify victims.
Beijing's air quality shows improvement after days of hazardous smog on Tuesday, January 12th.
Chen Qiushi, a Chinese citizen journalist, reports from Wuhan but hasn't been heard from since February 6th.
In Botswana, Levison Wood and his team retreat from an aggressive wild elephant, emphasizing the need to respect wildlife boundaries for safety.
In the first episode of the final season, a team races 13 miles up the river for white water mining, seeking gold nuggets amid fan excitement on social media.
A London audience watches live open heart surgery at the Wellcome Collection event.
India's wheat export ban raises global food prices amid heat waves and supply concerns.
Environmentalists protest a third runway at Heathrow airport with an Edwardian picnic.
Record temperatures and storm Paulie devastate the Netherlands and Northern Germany this week.
Severe flooding in South Asia kills over 1,000, affecting Mumbai and Nepal significantly.
A severe storm leaves 35,000 in Israel without electricity and schools closed due to heavy snow.
National Geographic's October programming features new episodes from series like Witches: Behind the Trials and Kingdom of the Mummies, highlighting wildlife and ancient civilizations.
Europe's scorching summer in July highlights the urgent need for a carbon tax to combat climate change.
A South African activist marches to Gaza to advocate for Palestinian rights, highlighting urgent humanitarian issues and the need for global solidarity.
Hereford faces severe flooding as the River Wye reaches exceptional levels, affecting over 400 properties.
Vertical farming struggles as energy costs rise, impacting companies like Fifth Season France.
Graphene's limitless potential is explored at the University of Manchester and the new National Graphene Institute.
Explosives engineers plan and execute the demolition of a high-rise building, managing structural supports for a safe and controlled collapse.
A glacier break in Uttarakhand causes a deadly flood, leaving nine dead and 140 missing.
EDF's Hinkley Point nuclear project faces delays amid UK government scrutiny of Chinese involvement.
Over 50 hippos gather in a water pool, where a dominant beach master defends his territory against a stronger challenger in a battle lasting more than an hour.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory achieves fusion ignition on December 5, 2022.
