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The Adaptation Gap: Wealthy Nations and Broken Climate Pledges
A UN report says climate adaptation funding falls far short of need, with rich countries singled out for failing to honour financial promises.
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Europe Bosnia EU helicopter crash EU helicopter crashes, no civilians injured or property damaged. -
Asia Nepal helicopter collision near Everest One person dies and two are injured in helicopter collision. -
Global UN nature summit outcomes Nearly 200 nations at the COP17 summit in Armenia struck agreements as its president gaveled two major… -
Global NASA Swift telescope reentry NASA's Swift space telescope has reentered Earth's atmosphere and fallen from orbit over Indonesia after 22…
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Nasa Satellite Falls: Fiery Demise
Swift telescope burns up in Earth's atmosphere after 22 years
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Türkiye Decarbonisation Plan: Green Transition Initiative
New platform to accelerate decarbonisation efforts in carbon-intensive sectors
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Collision at Pheriche: Everest Helicopter Crash Exposes Alpine Aviation Risk
Two small helicopters collided while landing at a snowy helipad in Solukhumbu district, killing a foreign tourist and injuring a pilot.
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Iran Signals Wider Deterrence: A Doctrine Without Borders
An adviser to the supreme leader says the geography of threats no longer dictates the geography of response, hinting at a deterrence posture beyond the region.
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A Letter to Tehran: Washington Tests the Channel to Iran's Security Chief
A reported message from Vice-President JD Vance to Iran's security chief has been read in Tehran as a positive signal, but the substance remains undisclosed.
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Denmark as a Logistical Base: Moscow's Charge Against Copenhagen
Russia's ambassador says Denmark is a production and supply hub for Ukraine's forces, a claim that reflects widening friction within NATO.
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Biodiversity Summit Ends in Deal and Disappointment
Nearly 200 nations revive the 2030 nature pact in Yerevan, but delegates leave Armenia warning that the outcome falls short of the crisis.
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Copper Town's Rise and Fall
Kuridala's prosperity was short-lived due to cyclone damage and financial pressures
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Tragedy at the Border: Saudi Helicopter Crash Sheds Light on Regional Tensions
The fatal incident raises questions about Saudi Arabia's military operations along the Yemen frontier.
