Environment

How Europe's green ambitions are deepening Tunisia's energy crisis

A new cross-Mediterranean power link hailed as green progress risks burdening Tunisia with higher debt, weaker public oversight and greater reliance on foreign energy

Israeli army slaughters 262 crocodiles in West Bank 'killing valley'

'Waste wars': Turkey's plastic recycling industry is slowly dying

Israel's genocide in Gaza

Israel's war on Gaza caused major environmental damage, UN says

UAE firm inks deal to buy a fifth of Zimbabwe's land for carbon credit scheme

Climate change threatens Morocco’s Argan ‘liquid gold’ and the women who produce it

‘Vulture capitalists’: Maui’s indigenous community fights land grabs after wildfires

US lawmaker introduces bill to rein in Saudi water usage in Arizona

Turkey's Mount Ida: The frontline between mining giants and local people

Sudan floods wreak havoc as country still reels from coronavirus

Forest fires engulf parts of western Syria

Iraqi Kurdistan faces water 'catastrophe' as Iran cuts off rivers

Sudan in Transition

Sudan declares state of emergency over torrential floods

Red Sea tanker disaster looms as Yemen's warring parties fail to act

World Bank cancels loan for Lebanon's controversial Bisri dam project

Ethiopia seeks 'clarification' from US on aid cuts over Nile Dam construction

Flash floods leave eight dead and several missing in northern Turkey

Historic houses in Sanaa's Old City on brink of collapse after heavy rains

Little to catch for Basra's fishermen as stocks in Shatt al-Arab dwindle

Egypt and Sudan suspend Nile dam talks in protest at Ethiopian proposal