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Jesy Nelson shares picture of daughters’ braces in emotional SMA plea

The singer has renewed her campaign for universal newborn screening for spinal muscular atrophy as MPs prepare to debate the issue in Parliament following a petition backed by more than 150,000 supporters.

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Colossal underwater caves and playful bear cubs among winning scenes from World Oceans Day photography competition

The winning images from the United Nations-hosted competition have been announced – with this year’s edition including a new “Connecting Oceans” category

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Why Hanuman Ji Never Considered Himself a Hero?

In a world where people often seek recognition for even the smallest achievements, Hanuman Ji stands out for a completely different reason. He performed some of the greatest feats described in the Ramayana, crossing an ocean, finding Sita Mata, and even carrying a mountain to save a life. Yet despite…

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Zanzibar travel guide: Best things to do, where to stay and top tips for visitors

Tanzania's island paradise has emerged as one of the Indian Ocean's fastest-growing travel destinations.

Euronews

A spate of shark bites has Australian ocean lovers on edge. People want to know why they’re rising

Warming ocean temperatures mean sharks are spending more time in high-population areas, yet shark net data shows no significant changes in numbers

The Guardian - AU

‘Dazzling Ocean of Light’: Harsh Goenka's viral Mars night sky video leaves netizens spellbound. Watch

A stunning video of Mars' night sky, shared by industrialist Harsh Goenka, has captivated Indians, showcasing a breathtaking vista of stars due to the planet's thin, unpolluted atmosphere. While the clip is a composite, it highlights the potential for incredible stargazing for future astronauts. This viral sensation underscores India's growing…

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'It belongs to all of us': How the High Seas Treaty is shaping global waters

The High Seas Treaty entered into force in January 2026. Euronews Earth spoke to the High Seas Alliance's Nathalie Rey about what it means.

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Why Did God Test Hanuman Ji When He Was Already Divine?

Have you ever wondered why life becomes harder the moment you decide to do something meaningful? Just when you gather courage, obstacles appear. Just when you start moving toward your goal, new problems seem to block your path. Many people think this is bad luck. But what if the struggle…

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Through Her Beautiful Driftwood Sculptures, This Artist Seeks To Highlight The Unity Of Human Beings With Nature (28 New Pics)

A piece of driftwood washed ashore is often seen as little more than a remnant of a tree's long journey through forests, rivers, and ocean currents. For Canadian sculptor Debra Bernier, however, these weathered fragments are not finished stories but beginnings. Working from her home on Vancouver Island, British Columbia,…

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What Modern People Can Learn from Hanuman Ji's Greatest Failure

When people think of Hanuman Ji, they think of strength, devotion, courage, and impossible victories. He leaped across oceans, defeated mighty warriors, and became one of the most beloved figures in Indian history. But what if one of Hanuman Ji's greatest lessons did not come from his victories? What if…

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US strike on an alleged drug boat kills 3 in the eastern Pacific Ocean

The U.S. military has attacked a boat accused of smuggling drugs in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing three people

The Independent UK

How Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Are Allegedly Re-Writing Their Wedding Plans After Security Breaches

Reports claim Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ditched plans for a Rhode Island wedding at Ocean House after the venue leaked, switching to a huge Madison Square Garden ceremony instead.

International Business Times UK

FED:'Dark fleets' brought to light by world-first ocean map

For the price of a working internet connection, conservationists and the maritime-curious will get an almost real-time look at global fishing activities.

AAP

'Dark fleets' brought to light by world-first ocean map

For the price of a working internet connection, conservationists and the maritime-curious will get an almost real-time look at global fishing activities.

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Trump administration reverses decision to scrap ocean monitoring system

Move to dismantle $368m sea observatory initiative faced opposition from experts and lawmakers

The Independent UK

National Science Foundation reverses decision to dismantle oceans-monitoring network after outcry

The Trump administration has reversed a plan to dismantle a sprawling ocean monitoring network after vigorous objections from Democratic lawmakers and scientists

The Economic Times

A canal without locks? A Latin American mega project aims to challenge the Panama Canal without digging one

Mexico’s dry canal project is changing global trade with a bold rail-based route connecting oceans. The Interoceanic Corridor uses a 192-mile railway link, modern ports, and logistics hubs to challenge traditional shipping paths. It offers a new supply chain option beyond the Panama Canal, combining faster cargo movement, investment opportunities,…

The Economic Times

Scientists discover radioactive stardust still falling on Earth from an ancient cosmic blast

Scientists often look to distant galaxies for answers, but sometimes those clues are hidden beneath Earth’s oceans. In a stunning discovery, researchers found radioactive stardust from an ancient cosmic explosion still reaching our planet today. Tiny traces of plutonium preserved in deep-sea crust reveal a story that began millions of…

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France among 15 countries to pledge to target illegal fishing with shared data

France is among 15 countries to have signed the Mombasa Declaration, unveiled at the Our Ocean Conference held in the Kenyan port city this week. The global agreement, aimed at combatting illegal and destructive fishing, commits countries to improved data collection and sharing of information on fishing vessels.

The Conversation

Where nature draws the map – here are 5 ways to look at the US, without state boundaries

State boundaries can be iconic. Many were drawn by human hands, but some of the most recognizable contours were shaped by nature: the boot of southeastern Louisiana, carved by the Mississippi River, or the ocean waves sculpting the hook of Cape Cod in Massachusetts.

The Economic Times

Antarctica is in the middle of winter right now. Scientists are worried about a France-sized stretch of ocean where ice is failing to form

Winter is the season when Antarctica's frozen edge usually expands. This year, one part of the continent is doing the opposite. Scientists have identified a vast stretch of ocean that remains largely ice-free despite being deep into the Antarctic winter, while temperatures in parts of the region recently climbed more…

The Guardian - UK

‘The sea took everything away’: how Nigeria’s ‘Happy City’ is disappearing beneath the waves

More than half of Ayetoro – a Christian utopia founded in the 1940s – has been lost to the ocean, and its remaining people are running out of options

The Economic Times

Climate change, pollution push oceans to tipping point, UN report says

A new UN report reveals a "deepening crisis" in ocean health, driven by climate change, pollution, and overfishing. Rising sea levels, acidifying seas, and declining fish stocks threaten marine ecosystems and human survival. Urgent global action is needed to avert further decline and protect vital resources.

LiveScience

Atlantic 'cold blob' is responsible for shifts in the Indian summer monsoon that threaten over 1 billion people

An abnormally cold patch of water in the North Atlantic Ocean has triggered changes in the Indian summer monsoon via the jet stream winds, new research suggests.

The Conversation

A ‘super’ El Niño has the power to devastate fishing – and leave seals and sea lions starving

There is a more than 60% chance that a “super” El Niño will develop by the end of this year.

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