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Deep divisions characterized the opening of treaty negotiations aimed at curbing plastic pollution in Busan, South Korea. Nations expressed contention over key issues, including production limits and toxic chemical regulations. …
Final Negotiations on Plastic Pollution Treaty Reveal Deep Divides Read More
The COP29 summit in Azerbaijan resulted in a controversial $300 billion annual climate finance deal, receiving mixed responses from delegates. While some viewed it as progress, many developing nations criticized …
Mixed Reactions to COP29’s $300 Billion Climate Finance Commitment Read More
At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, AOSIS negotiators threatened to leave the summit due to frustrations over inadequate financial support for climate change mitigation. Following a dramatic walkout after extended negotiations, …
AOSIS Threatens Walkout at COP29, Highlights Climate Finance Urgency Read More
At COP29 in Baku, Russia and Azerbaijan emphasized energy cooperation over climate action, with strong rhetoric against the West. President Aliyev defended fossil fuels, while a large Russian delegation indicated …
Russia’s COP29: Prioritizing Gas Deals Over Climate Goals Read More
World leaders meet at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, amidst fears of U.S. withdrawal from climate discussions under a Trump administration, potentially undermining global climate efforts. Critics argue the choice of …
Trump’s Potential Withdrawal from COP29 Poses Significant Risks to Global Climate Initiatives Read More
At COP29 in Baku, nations agreed to a $300 billion annual fund for climate action, which developing nations criticized as insufficient. UN Secretary General António Guterres acknowledged the need for …
COP29 Outcomes: Developing Nations Critique Insufficient Climate Funding Read More
At the COP29 Climate Conference in Baku, developing nations criticized a $300 billion climate finance deal as insufficient, asserting it fails to address the urgent needs posed by climate change. …
Developing Nations Denounce Inadequate $300 Billion Climate Deal Read More
Jose ‘Pepe’ Mujica, former President of Uruguay, has criticized the regimes of Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua, highlighting the ineffective nature of their governance and manipulating electoral processes. He recognizes the …
Mujica’s Candid Critique of Latin American Governance: Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua Read More
The COP29 climate summit yielded a US$300 billion yearly financial deal from developed nations by 2035, which was overwhelmingly rejected by developing countries as insufficient. Key representatives criticized the amount …
Developing Nations Criticize Insufficient US$300 Billion Climate Deal at COP29 Read More
President Prabowo has urged for decisive action against four specific crimes and instructed the General Attorney’s Office and police to enforce the law diligently. He is set to embark on …
President Prabowo Calls for Action Against Four Crimes and Announces Diplomatic Visits Read More