In this gripping episode, we delve into the details of a major catastrophe that shook the world. Discover the causes, impacts ...

Surviving global catastrophe is a matter of community, not commerce. New research highlights the necessity of local farming during times of crisis. By Andrew Paul. Published May 7, 2025 2:00 PM EDT.

As the threat of global catastrophe — especially the risk of another devastating pandemic — grows, the world’s wealthiest people are preparing for the worst: snapping up underground shelters ...

Abrupt global catastrophes—such as nuclear wars, extreme pandemics, or solar storms—could severely hamper global trade. Shortages of resources like liquid fuels could disrupt food production ...

Analysis by insurance and reinsurance broking group Aon estimates that global reinsurer capital increased by almost 1%, or $5 billion in the first quarter ...

The U.S.-Iran crisis, driven by Trump's gamble, Russia's provocations, and Iran's brinkmanship, teeters on the edge of global ...

Russia’s Foreign Ministry has urged Israel to stop targeting Iran’s nuclear sites, calling it unlawful under international law and a threat to global security, while also condemning ...

Leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) could help global leaders fortify infrastructure to plan, respond, and recover ...

Australia saw a rare reprieve from costly natural disasters in 2024, with insured losses dropping to their lowest levels in ...

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said India has become a global leader in the field of disaster management due to the ...

Hans Sy, chairman of the Executive Committee of SM Prime Holdings, reaffirmed the critical role of the private sector in ...