An emissions level once seen as a ‘red line’ is the new normal, according to data released by the World Meteorological Organization on Monday.

South Africa withdraws from the International Criminal Court, as Kenya and Uganda mull similar moves. Is this the end of international justice?

Was Donald Trump right to take credit for spending increases across the NATO alliance?

Climate change activists are furious about the omissions of even a single question on climate change in the four presidential and vice presidential debates, and the Philippines announces a hard break with the U.S.

Aid groups responding to Hurricane Matthew in Haiti note a frustrating lack of international attention and funding, and scientists discover a way to turn carbon dioxide into ethanol.

The battle for Mosul rages on and Exxon Mobil takes off its gloves in the fight to squash investigations into the future worth of its oil holdings.

Wikileaks say Julian Assange's internet connection has been severed, and RT announces the impending closure of its UK bank accounts.

The Islamic State quashes a rebellion in the Iraqi city of Mosul and Mercedes Benz officials shed light on the onboard "ethics" of their future driverless cars

In the wake of Hurricane Matthew, scientists are calling for a more detailed breakdown of storm risks that accounts for the risk of precipitation and flooding, not just wind speed.

The U.S. and Russia pledge to talk Syria on Saturday, and Pentagon officials weigh retaliatory strikes against rebels in Yemen after a failed missile attack on Navy vessels.