Joy Saha’s photographs – a winner in this year’s Sony world photography awards – show life in a landscape that is under water for up to eight months a year

The Indian writer on past-life memories, the Green Revolution’s toxic legacy and his new novel Ghost-Eye

Cheaper and smaller than ever, satellite technology is being turbocharged by conflicts around the globe, and the forthcoming SpaceX IPO will only add more rocket fuel

The world economy is reeling as Tehran retaliates by targeting global energy. How bad can the situation get

Latest blow to the Jim Ratcliffe’s firm raises questions over future of Europe’s petrochemicals makers

BYD’s advance raises questions about the retreat from electric vehicles announced by other carmakers

The distiller is battling to revive its fortunes amid a shift in drinking habits, which have fallen to their lowest level in decades

Inventor’s company was paid £2.2m in post-Brexit scheme that critics say unfairly rewards wealthiest landowners while small farmers miss out

Survivors of Hurricane Helene recall the storm that was ‘so much worse than anybody thought was possible’

Chief Dan Labbad doubled profits with offshore energy projects and navigated a royal scandal – all while studying for a master’s in computer science

Developed countries are vieing for control of the materials essential for green technologies, while mineral-rich nations pay the human cost

The government’s decision to take a stake in Octopus’s software arm is part of efforts to curb homegrown success stories listing in New York

From the ‘Barbie pig’ to the brittle star, fears are growing that the American plan to speed up mining applications in the Pacific will endanger marine life

The government auction has boosted renewables but questions remain over bills and connectivity

As thousands of households are still without water in Kent and Sussex, South East Water may face cross-examination over pattern of failures

People in Kent and Sussex have been left collecting water to flush their toilets as regulator launches two investigations into South East Water

Chevron wins fight for US oil company against ExxonMobil and chance to drill in new region

The government’s house-building pledge could be transformational

Better known for stability at the top rung, Novo Nordisk is looking to disrupt a now highly competitive market

Hiring is slowing but AI may not be up to the task of fully replacing workers