Environment

A worker operates on the construction site of future energy island Princess Elizabeth Island in Vlissingen, Netherlands, on October 25, 2024. (Photo: AFP)

World

World's first green energy island sails into cost storm

Photos of some of the newly planted trees. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Kurdistan

3,000 trees to be planted along 120-meter road in major urban greening initiative in Erbil

This aerial photo shows houses submerged in flood due to the heavy rains brought about by Tropical Storm Trami. (Photo: John Dimain/AFP)

World

Death toll in Philippine storm rises to 100

Oil flares burning in Iraq. (Photo: Submitted to Kurdistan24)

Iraq

Iraq ranks among worst countries for environmental protection amid severe climate change impact

Weather Forecast. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Iraq

Iraq braces for severe weather system next week: Iraqi meteorological authority

A view of traffic jam in a neighborhood in Baghdad. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Iraq

Baghdad's residents face hours of daily gridlock as vehicle numbers overwhelm infrastructure

Erbil Governor Omed Khoshnaw with relevant council and environmental teams clearing up. (Photo: Kurdistan 24)

Kurdistan

Clearing up after largest campaign for voting in Erbil

The warehouse of the recycling plant. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Kurdistan

Soran takes leap toward sustainable waste management

Weather Forecast. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Kurdistan

Arctic blast set to plunge Kurdistan Region temperatures by 8°C

Northern lights in Catalonia. (Photo: IEEC Catalan News)

Europe

Stunning phenomenon seen at Friday night in Catalonia

Palm trees bend in the wind after Hurricane Milton made landfall in Brandon, Florida on Wednesday. (Photo: Kurdistan 24)

USA

Monster Hurricane Milton makes landfall, walloping coast of Florida

Aerial view of the flooded area of the Kalaban Koro district in Bamako on October 2, 2024. (Photo: Ousmane Makaveli/AFP)

World

COP29 fight looms over climate funds for developing world

A map of the world during a press conference of the World Meteorological Organization on their report on the state of world water resources, in Geneva. (Photo: AFP)

World

UN warns world's water cycle becoming ever more erratic

Termites of the species Neocapritermes taracua with a blue body on the back formed by laccase BP76. (Photo: Dr. Aleš Buček/Czech University of Life Sciences Prague)

World

Explosive Sacrifice: Termites Found to Self-Destruct in Defense of Colony

Solar Panel in Africa. (Photo: AP)

Kurdistan

Solar power companies are growing fast in Africa, where 600 million still lack electricity

UK Government Prime Minister Kier Starmer. (Photo: AFP)

World

UK announces £22bn for carbon capture projects