December 2, 2025

Toxic Spill at Chinese Mine in Zambia Sparks Huge Lawsuit and Environmental Crisis

A toxic spill from a Chinese-owned copper mine in Zambia has polluted rivers and farmland, killing fish and harming farmers. At least 50,000 tonnes of toxic waste leaked, triggering an $80bn lawsuit against the company. The incident tests Zambia’s ability to hold China accountable while balancing jobs, debt, and environmental safety.

December 2, 2025

Deadly Sumatra Floods Kill 708; 504 Missing As Monsoon and Storms Wreak Havoc

Floods and landslides on Indonesia's Sumatra island have killed 708 people and left 504 missing. Heavy rains and tropical storms have hit Asia hard, displacing millions and causing food shortages.

December 2, 2025

Industrial Boom in Monterrey Fuels Toxic Air Pollution Crisis Threatening Residents’ Health

Monterrey, Mexico, faces a severe air pollution crisis from heavy industrial emissions, outrunning many US states in toxic lead and CO2 output. With 5.3 million residents exposed daily to dangerous toxins, protests rise as officials vow action amid mounting health risks.

December 2, 2025

Tamil Nadu Police Use AI to Manage Crowd and Traffic at Kathigai Deepam Festival

Tamil Nadu police have deployed AI tools for the first time to manage massive crowds and traffic at the Kathigai Deepam festival in Tiruvannamalai. Cameras and drones feed live data, alerting officers about crowd density and vehicle numbers to prevent dangers and keep the festival smooth.

December 2, 2025

Seven New Mosques in Abu Dhabi Named After UAE Emirates by President Sheikh Mohamed

Ahead of the 54th Eid Al Etihad, UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed directs naming seven new Abu Dhabi mosques after the Emirates. The mosques will host 6,000 worshippers and open in January 2024, blending tradition and modern design to strengthen faith and unity.