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As COP29 unfolds in Baku, Azerbaijan, global leaders are focusing on strategies to tackle the escalating climate crisis. Hosted in a region heavily reliant on fossil fuels, the event has drawn criticism from activists like Greta Thunberg, who labeled it a “greenwash conference.” Despite these critiques, pressing issues are on the agenda, with “climate finance” …
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Elon Musk, a prominent backer of Donald Trump, is shaping up to be an influential figure in Trump’s presidential transition efforts. Since the election, Elon Musk has regularly visited Mar-a-Lago, reportedly advising on critical appointments and policies that align with his vision for government downsizing. Musk’s active involvement highlights his commitment to impacting the political …
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Russia and China strengthen their alliance as Sergei Shoigu, Russia’s Security Council secretary, visits China next week for high-stakes security consultations. Shoigu, who previously served as Russia’s defense minister, will focus on strengthening “strategic security matters,” amid tensions arising from Russia’s ongoing conflict in Ukraine and shifting global alliances. Strengthening Strategic Alliances Shoigu’s visit, set …
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In a deadly escalation in Indian-administered Kashmir, gun battles between Indian forces and armed rebels have intensified, leading to the death of at least one suspected militant. Kashmir’s ongoing conflict, marked by decades of violence, saw renewed clashes after two members of a government-backed militia, the Village Defense Group, were killed in Kishtwar, prompting a …
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Ukraine launched a major drone strike on Moscow on Sunday, sending at least 34 drones toward the Russian capital. This marks the largest such attack since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The assault caused significant disruptions, forcing three major Moscow airports to divert flights. At least one injury was reported. Despite Russia’s efforts …
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SYDNEY: A Sydney Morning Herald report reveals that staff at the Australian parliament filed 30 serious complaints over a nine-month period, including sexual assault. They submitted these complaints to the newly established Parliamentary Workplace Support Service. The service, set up in October 2023, offers confidential support to federal parliament workers. Between October 2023 and June …
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South Korea’s military has accused North Korea of a “GPS jamming attack” affecting several civilian aircraft and vessels, raising regional tensions and posing a serious threat to transportation safety. The jamming operation, which started on Friday and continued into Saturday, disrupted GPS signals in South Korea’s West Sea (Yellow Sea), creating operational challenges for both …
Thousands of residents in Valencia, Spain, protested this weekend, expressing anger over what they view as a failed government response to deadly floods that have left more than 220 dead and 80 still missing. Crowds filled Valencia’s city center on Saturday night, demanding accountability and swift action for what they called a poorly handled emergency …
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South Sudan is grappling with devastating floods that have displaced nearly 380,000 people, intensifying a severe humanitarian crisis. The United Nations (UN) reports a sharp increase in malaria cases, straining the country’s fragile healthcare system. Flooding, compounded by the impact of climate change, has created critical challenges for this young nation. Widespread Flooding and Displacement …
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A recent report by the European Union highlights critical gaps in the region’s preparedness for potential Russian aggression and other major threats. Authored by former Finnish President Sauli Niinistö, Special Adviser to the President of the European Commission, the report calls for urgent action to bolster the EU’s crisis readiness. President Ursula von der …
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