Latest News

Prof Michael Taylor
24 Sep, 2026 0

Earth Today | Experts support call for science to drive climate action

LOCAL EXPERTS have stressed that it is time to ensure science is more efficiently translated into policies, plans and investments that shape the response to climate change. “It is now more critical…
24 Sep, 2026 0

Earth Today | ‘Keep 1.5 alive’

SMALL ISLAND developing states (SIDS) are insisting that countries set clear, concrete commitments to strengthen the global response to climate change and put the world back on a path towards the 1.5…
Crostini with seasonal fruit, ricotta, and honey from the cookbook ‘Stuzzichini’ by Stef Ferrari.
24 Sep, 2026 0

Recipe | No strict recipe for Stef Ferrari's seasonal fruit crostini with ricotta

Like so many preparations in this cookbook, Stuzzichini, and in Italian food in general, it’s almost impossible to call this a recipe. Instead, it’s an act of trust: You must trust that whatever fruit…
President of Naoero, David Ranibok Adeang addresses the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly at UN headquarters Tuesday.
24 Sep, 2026 0

A nation renamed stands up at the UN

NEW YORK (AP): His voice forceful and proud, he rose in front of the world’s largest gathering of leaders on behalf of his nation and announced that he had something important to say. The tiny South…
Jerk chicken breast sandwich, with cream honey mustard and layered with lettuce, tomatoes and mozzarella cheese.
24 Sep, 2026 0

Dreams, coffee and a taste of Falmouth

WESTERN BUREAU: There is coffee, and then there is coffee served with a little theatre. At the newly opened Dream Catcher Café & Lounge in Falmouth’s Artisan Village, coffee can arrive…
24 Sep, 2026 0

LAC tops one million electric vehicles

QUITO (CMC): The Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE) says Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) has reached a major milestone in its energy transition, surpassing one million…
News
24 Sep, 2026 0

Specialist urges rebuilding of minds after Melissa

Rebuilding schools after Hurricane Melissa must go beyond repairing roofs, replacing books and restoring classrooms, with greater attention being paid to the emotional and psychological toll of the…