Environment

In Afghanistan, those who were barely scraping by have lost everything to the recent earthquake.

President Yoon wants nuclear energy to catapult South Korea to carbon neutrality and international prestige. But a rough road lies ahead.

Illegal fishing off Balochistan’s coast continues despite years of legislation, public protests, and government promises, showing how difficult it can be to combat the “trawler mafia.”

Established routes used for trafficking drugs and gold from Myanmar into India are used to transport wildlife, say Indian government officials.

Giant Mekong stingray weighs in at 300-kilograms – and helps solve a mystery.

Bolstered U.S. support for disaster preparedness would align with Washington's broader objectives in the region.

Nguy Thi Khanh, a recipient of the Goldman Environmental Prize, is the latest climate change activist to be jailed on tax-related charges.

The four-judge bench said the government cannot be held liable because the damage from a massive tsunami that hit the plant could not have been prevented.

The policy was launched to much fanfare, but can the participants follow through on their commitments?

The energy-rich U.S. state has attracted increased interest from Japan as Tokyo seeks to reduce imports of Russian oil and gas.

The outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine War reconfirmed Japan’s energy insecurity, but also highlighted the potential of Australia-Japan energy cooperation.