Average global temperature on July 7 was 17C (63F), which is 0.3C above previous record of 16C (62F) from 2016

Global heat surge continues with hottest day this week, breaking records once again and reinforcing the need for urgent climate action.

Record-breaking heatwave scorches the globe, sounding the alarm on climate change crisis, urgent action needed now.

The arrival of El Niño highlights the significance of monitoring and understanding climate cycles.

Over 1,500 people were arrested at Extinction Rebellion protest in Netherlands, making it one of the largest mass arrests in recent history.

Shanghai breaks more than a century-old heat record, with temperatures soaring upto a staggering 36 degrees Celsius.

The German police investigation into climate activists has sparked significant debate and raised concerns about the boundaries of activism and public safety.

Record-breaking temperatures loom as UN warns of the hottest five-year period ever. Urgent action needed to address climate change.

The wildfires ravaging the forests of Canada and Russia are not isolated incidents but rather alarming symptoms of a much larger problem.

The invitation of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to the COP28 Climate Summit has ignited intense discussions and criticism.

Istiqlal Mosque's solar project in Jakarta inspires countries around the world, such as US and Canada, for a greener initiative.

The United Arab Emirates chose the CEO of one of the world's biggest oil companies to lead climate talks at the upcoming COP28.