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Kazakhstan has released the first Amur tiger in the wild in more than 70 years to help restore the extinct Caspian tiger

UNESCO officials have inspected ongoing restoration efforts at the historic Rohtas Fort following reports of non-compliant conservation methods used by local archaeology authorities in Pakistan

Science Corporation has received European regulatory clearance for its PRIMA vision-restoring chip, a milestone in the company’s broader strategy to build a sustainable brain-computer interface business

New research cited by NPR suggests invasive plants and animals can cause greater ecological and economic damage in lower-income countries across the Global South.

The PPP in Azad Jammu and Kashmir has asked the election commission to intervene over a prolonged internet shutdown, saying it is hampering campaigning and voter access to information.

Escaped hybrid aquarium fish are becoming a growing concern in a Philippine lake where scientists say they may be settling into the local ecosystem and adding pressure to native biodiversity. The species at the centre…

Researchers say the wide variety of birdsong may come from a surprisingly simple acoustic rule shared across species, helping explain how such complex calls

Keith Thomas, a man paralysed from the chest down in a swimming accident six years ago, has been able to feed himself and drink from a cup after receiving a brain implant designed to bypass his spinal cord injury. The…

The relative calm comes amid reports of renewed efforts to restore diplomatic

Conservationists and regulators are ramping up efforts to control the spread of giant hogweed, a highly toxic invasive species that causes severe, painful skin blistering upon exposure to sunlight

A surge in breeding activity at Cumbria's Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve has led to a record-breaking year for ospreys, with five chicks successfully hatched and tagged by local conservationists

Trees provide a living for the women, who plant and care for them, and shield the island capital from erosion, flooding

Experts warn a growing number of AI-enhanced photos on birdwatching platforms are creating fake sightings, threatening the credibility of a citizen-science tool scientists rely on for genuine research.

After almost a week, authorities managed to reopen the Baltistan Road and Astore Valley route, using a newly installed Bailey bridge in Haramosh to let stranded passengers and tourists cross.

The cost of housing crunch looms for low-income families as rates rise sharply. Will budget reforms provide relief? Find out how it affects you

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed federal and provincial authorities to speed up financial support for families affected by Pakistan's latest monsoon rains and floods, putting compensation, road repairs, power…

Pakistan says high-level talks in Tehran produced progress toward reviving Iran-US dialogue and reducing the risk of wider regional escalation.

Andy Burnham is being urged to take a less cautious approach to economic policy if he wants Labour to do more than hold the line. In an opinion piece for The Guardian Business, economist Jonathan Portes argues that the…

The UN human rights chief has warned that Nicaragua’s latest political shift deepens repression and threatens basic freedoms, according to a statement reported by Al Jazeera.

Pakistan has dispatched 100 tons of tents, blankets, hygiene kits and medicines to Nepal as flood and landslide response operations continue.

Commuters faced major delays in Karachi on Wednesday after a protest near the Karachi Press Club disrupted traffic across Saddar and nearby roads, according to traffic police alerts and an official response from Sindh…

Activists left food and water near Palestinian homes in Qusra after residents said Israeli settlers blocked access and cut utilities for several days.

A major power failure at a treatment works caused widespread water shortages at Gatwick Airport, forcing the closure of dining facilities and creating significant distress for thousands of passengers

Exceptional rain in eastern Japan has killed at least five people, cut power and stranded thousands at Narita airport and rail stations.