China is leading a race to collect metal-rich nodules from the ocean floor, resources seen as key to clean energy. But experts say some of that maritime activity could also have military uses, while scientists warn of environmental damage. CNN’s Kara Fox reports. Read more at CNN.com/china-deep-sea-mining
China is leading a race to collect metal-rich nodules from the ocean floor, resources seen as key to clean energy. But experts say some of that maritime activity could also have military uses, while scientists warn of environmental damage. CNN’s Kara Fox reports. Read more at CNN.com/china-deep-sea-mining
Russia launched strikes on several cities across Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian Air Force. The spate of attacks comes just hours after Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said he had received a report from the Ukrainian Air Force that Russia was preparing a “massive attack” on the Ukrainian capital.
Video shared by CNN affiliate BFMTV shows a deer being rescued in the Gironde region, France. According to BFMTV, three people helped the animal after finding it dehydrated in a wildfire-hit area.
CNN is outside Aeon shopping mall in Kumamoto, southern Japan, where at least three people are dead and three are missing, its operator said, after the building partially collapsed in a likely gas explosion after Tuesday’s 6.8- magnitude earthquake. At least 14 people have died in the earthquake, CNN affiliate TV Asahi reported. CNN’s Yumi Asada reports.
Historic wildfires in southwestern Europe have forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes, one of the biggest evacuations efforts Europe has seen since World War II. What may have contributed to it?
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared alongside his daughter, Kim Ju Ae, who is widely seen as his likely successor, at events marking the anniversary of the Korean War armistice. CNN's Will Ripley reports.
Before and after images show the devastating impact of wildfires on the Gironde region in France. The town of Le Porge was evacuated as flames approached, forcing the majority of 3,500 residents to leave their homes behind.
For over 2000 years, Christians have called the Holy Land home. CNN's Clarissa Ward travels from Jerusalem to the occupied West Bank to explore how Israeli ultranationalist extremism is changing that reality.
