The Guardian Articles

When the Galloway hoard was

discovered in a ploughed field

Thailand will begin giving birth control to a small number of wild female elephants this year, as the country struggles with the

growing problem of human-elephant conflict

Asian elephants have been classified as endangered since 1986. But Thai authorities say that conservation efforts mean the country’s population …

Tech companies should be required by law to report the energy and water consumption for their data centres, as the boom in AI risks causing irreparable damage to the environment, experts have said.

AI is growing at a rate unparalleled by other energy systems, bringing heightened environmental risk, a report …

Donald Trump had yet to get his feet under the Oval Office desk when he held his first meeting with a foreign leader in late 2016.

Shinzo Abe

A former Assad regime military officer who defected with a trove of evidence exposing the torture and killing of thousands has called on the US to repeal a raft of sanctions imposed on Syria, in an interview with Al Jazeera on Thursday.

The military officer, known only by the codename …

It might not be the world-ending apocalypse foretold in the Netflix drama

Don’t Look Up

According to Nasa’s Center for Near Earth Object Studies (Cneos), the odds …

Green campaigners fear ministers are poised to award billions of pounds in fresh subsidies to Drax power station, despite strong concerns that burning trees to produce electricity is bad for the environment.

Drax burns wood to generate about 8% of the UK’s “green” power, and 4% of overall electricity. This …

Rachel Reeves’s plans for growth suffered a double blow after the Bank of England halved its forecast for the year and warned households would face mounting pressure from rising prices.

In a downbeat assessment as it

cut interest rates for a third time in six months

International outrage in recent days has focused on Donald Trump’s proposal that the US take “ownership” of Gaza, and that more than two million Palestinians be displaced to allow the territory to be transformed from “a demolition site” into

a “riviera” in the Middle East

In Jordan …

Struggling Thames Water may gain less than £500m in usable cash while taking on £1.5bn in emergency debt because of expensive fees and interest costs, a Londonhigh court has heard.

Thames Water is seeking approval from the court for a restructuring deal with existing creditors that would provide £1.5bn in …