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The discussion explored how coordinated labeling, stigmatization, and repeated narrative framing can influence public perception, contribute to social exclusion, and, in some cases, precede restrictions affecting fundamental rights and civic participation.
Earthquakes and volcanic activity were observed in various regions of the world over the past week. A deep-focus magnitude 6.1 earthquake in Italy with a focal depth of 259 km, a series of tremors on the Greek island of Evia, and a destructive magnitude 7.8 earthquake i...
Professor Antonio Ragusa is an obstetrician-gynecologist and one of the pioneering researchers to detect micro- and nanoplastics in the human placenta and breast milk.
A thermal anomaly affected several continents at once: France experienced the hottest May in its history, with nearly 2,000 temperature records broken; the United Kingdom recorded national temperature highs, while in China nighttime temperatures exceeded 30 °C for the f...
Last week saw a surge in seismic and volcanic activity, even in regions where such processes are usually not expected. The submarine eruption of Titan Ridge volcano in the Bismarck Sea continues to form floating pumice islands. According to specialists, such intense sub...
This inspiring interview brings together two extraordinary voices in ocean exploration and planetary stewardship: Dr. Sylvia Earle, legendary oceanographer, explorer, founder of Mission Blue, and one of the world’s most influential advocates for the protection of the li...
ChangeNOW 2026 is one of the world's largest international platforms, bringing together representatives from science, politics, business, and civil society to address the most pressing global challenges. This year, the "solutions for the planet" summit gathered approxim...
The planet is demonstrating an unprecedented level of climatic synchrony: while in India a thunderstorm with winds of up to 130 km/h claimed the lives of 117 people, landslide activity is increasing in Bulgaria. Heavy rains since the beginning of May have already trigge...
Did you know that around 70% of the body’s immune cells are concentrated in the gut? In this video, we explore how micro- and nanoplastics affect the body’s biological barriers and the human microbiota.
Micro- and nanoplastics are no longer just an environmental issue; they are becoming a human health issue.
"Tonight, you are not watching the future. You are creating it."
On April 24, 2026, in Tirana, Albania, the Quantum Balkan Initiative (QBI) was launched — a regional alliance founded on a simple conviction: that the quantum era will be defined not by the technology its...
The tragedy in Indonesia became the most widely reported event of the past week: the eruption of Mount Dukono claimed the lives of tourists, despite the area being officially designated as a restricted danger zone. The event clearly demonstrated how quickly familiar tou...
Extreme heat in India was followed by a thunderstorm with large hail in Bengaluru, while at the same time Brazil experienced record frosts and abnormal precipitation. Dust storms and deadly lightning in Pakistan and rockfalls in China added to the picture of global inst...
Atmospheric instability has gripped the planet: while an EF4 tornado with winds exceeding 280 km/h raged in the United States, Ukraine was hit by a cold front bringing dust storms and April snowfall. At the same time, Thailand was suffocating from smog caused by large-s...
Synchronous strikes of extreme weather across different continents: Saudi Arabia faced historic hailstorms that turned deserts into “ice rivers,” while Vietnam experienced destructive storms with hailstones up to 7 cm in size. Against this backdrop, Super Typhoon “Sinla...
Plastics do not decompose. Hence, they don't disappear without a trace. Over time, they transform into micro- and nanoparticles that become part of the environment. Consequently, plastic pollution takes on a new dimension: it's no longer just visible garbage, but a fact...
Simultaneous natural disasters across different continents. Winter returned to Europe in April, bringing three-meter snowdrifts to Italy. The Greek island of Crete was hit by a powerful dust storm from the Sahara. Argentina and the United States experienced hailstorms w...
Extreme storms in the deserts of the Middle East and a return of winter to Europe in the middle of spring became the main highlights of the week. While rescue services in Qatar and the UAE were pumping out record volumes of water after the rains, residents of Saudi Arab...
Recorded in Davos in January 2026, during the days of the World Economic Forum, this short report from the United World Leaders: Lives Amplified Summit captures a timely and consequential dialogue on leadership, values, and artificial intelligence.
Following the conference “Nanoplastics: Hidden Connections and Emerging Risks,” Pastor Burns shares his reflections as a representative of Spiritual Diplomacy.
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