Snared, skinned, sold: Brutal March for Indonesia’s Sumatran tigers

ROKAN HULU/PADANG/CENTRAL ACEH, Indonesia — In separate incidents in early March, officials across three Indonesian provinces rescued a critically endangered Sumatran tiger with its leg amputated, arrested six people for butchering another of the big cats, and detained five suspects in rural Aceh allegedly selling tiger body parts.

Indonesia bets on ‘reuse’ to curb plastic waste and build a circular economy

JAKARTA — With the Islamic month of Ramadan now over, a familiar sight has returned to the streets of daytime Jakarta: street vendors serving up chicken porridge, and everyone from office workers to delivery drivers perched on plastic stools around the steaming carts, digging into a bowl of the congee-like breakfast staple.

La Via Campesina Delegation Visited Palestine in December 2024: Notes from their Daily Diaries [Part – 7]

Palestine Solidarity Since 1997, Hebron has been separated into two zones, H1 and H2 under Palestinian and Israeli administration respectively. About 1,000 settlers live in the heart of the city of 225,000 inhabitants. The Palestinians are subjected to daily harassment by the Israeli soldiers and settlers.

How communities in sacrifice zones suffer environmental injustices in Mexico, Chile, Nigeria and Indonesia

Across continents, “sacrifice zones” resemble wounds carved deep into the fabric of our planet. These are regions where ecosystems and livelihoods have been ravaged by fossil fuel and other industries that promise progress but leave devastation in their wake.

Trump Gives Pentagon $1 Trillion as Medicaid Cuts Loom

The Trump administration wants to slash health care under the guise of “government efficiency. ” In case you wondered how sincere that rationale is, they also want to funnel unprecedented sums to a military that can’t even pass an audit.

Dugong numbers plummet amid seagrass decline in Thailand’s Andaman Sea

Unprecedented numbers of emaciated dugongs have washed up dead along Thailand’s Andaman Sea coast over the past three years, prompting marine scientists to urgently investigate what’s driving their decline.

Hegseth Visits Panama, Threatens to Take Back the Canal, and Announces U. S. Military Operations in Panamanian Territory

On Tuesday, at the Central American Security Conference, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth pledged that the Trump administration would “take back” the Panama Canal to contest “China’s influence. ”

Hegseth Makes Military Threats in Visit to Panama

On Tuesday, at the Central American Security Conference, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth pledged that the Trump administration would “take back” the Panama Canal to contest “China’s influence. ”