NEWS AND REPORTS

Settlers have stolen over 12,000 livestock from Palestinians

Tiredearth

20 Apr 2026

Incidents of livestock theft, harassment, and physical assaults have become increasingly common, often occurring under the protection—or active involvement—of Israeli military forces.

The AI Heat Wave: How Data Centers are Driving an "Ignored" Ecological Catastrophe

Tiredearth

19 Apr 2026

As the demand for Artificial Intelligence reaches a fever pitch, the digital "cloud" is having a very physical—and very hot—impact on the planet. Recent reports highlight a growing environmental crisis driven by the insatiable energy and cooling needs of the data centers powering our AI-driven future.

Chernobyl at 40: Historical Regrets and Modern War Scars

Tiredearth

18 Apr 2026

As the world marks the 40th anniversary of the April 1986 disaster, the legacy of Chernobyl has resurfaced in 2026, bridging the gap between a broadcast scandal that defined a generation and a new, physical threat to the site’s containment.

Parrots are not just mimicking words—they use proper names like humans to identify individuals

Tiredearth

18 Apr 2026

Energy Crisis: Towards a World of Chaos as the Transition Fails?

Tiredearth

16 Apr 2026

The escalation of geopolitical tensions, fueled by the conflict triggered by Israel and the United States, is plunging the world into unprecedented turbulence. As oil resources dwindle and prices skyrocket, the aviation sector is on the front lines, exposing the fragility of a system unable to pivot quickly toward electrification.

Human Rights Watch Warns: Oil Depot Strikes on Tehran May Be War Crimes with Decades-Long Environmental Impact

Tiredearth

15 Apr 2026

A new report by Human Rights Watch has raised serious concerns over the environmental and human cost of recent airstrikes on oil infrastructure near Tehran, warning that the attacks may amount to war crimes under international law.

Pope Defies Trump Criticism, Reaffirms Moral Stand Against War

Tiredearth

13 Apr 2026

As tensions rise between Donald Trump and Pope Leo, a deeper clash emerges between political power and moral authority.

Gas Crisis: Between Soaring May Bills and the High-Stakes Race to Winter

Tiredearth

12 Apr 2026

The relief for European households is proving short-lived. As prices prepare to jump again this May, Europe is embarking on a colossal logistical challenge: replenishing its strategic reserves before the return of cold weather, all within a still-volatile geopolitical climate.