From Egypt to Kuwait, discover the world’s driest countries where rainfall is scarce, deserts dominate, and innovation sustains life amid some of Earth’s harshest climates.

UIC scientists predict the Sahara Desert could get up to 75% more rainfall by 2100. Using 40 climate models, they foresee wetter conditions across much of Africa, signaling a dramatic climate shift ...

Last week's light rains in Ivory Coast's cocoa-growing regions augur well for the October-to-March main crop, farmers said on ...

Dust storms are sweeping across the world, harming the health of millions of people. Now, scientists are racing to keep the ...

Discover how global warming could dramatically alter rainfall patterns, with scientists predicting significantly increased precipitation in the Sahara Desert.

Deep in the Sahara, the city of Siwa thrives - a green paradise surrounded by death. It hasn’t seen a river in millennia, yet water flows beneath its sands. The secret lies underground, where rain ...

Cocoa has fallen more than 12% so far in November, trading at $5,401 per ton and extending a downtrend that has persisted from June through October. This is a sharp turnaround for a commodity that ...

Discover how trans activist Sahara Chowdhury Rebil’s hunger strike and the first-ever Bangladeshi Queer Manifesto are shaking ...

After several days of stable weather across the Valencian Community, the skies have begun to turn grey ahead of what looks ...

When Colombia stands out as the wettest country, Egypt leads the pack of the driest countries in the world, with less than 10 ...

Las Vegas Valley residents could save a significant amount of water by turning off their irrigation systems for a week as the region expects rain.