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International

Japan’s ruling party moves to tackle surge in bear attacks

From rare encounters to regular headlines Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party has proposed a package of emergency measures to reduce

Australia’s Liberal Party drops net-zero target, pivots to cheap energy

Opposition rewrites climate platform Australia’s conservative Liberal Party has abandoned its pledge to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050,

Cambodia and Thailand trade blame over new border clashes

Border truce under strain again Fresh tensions have flared along the Cambodia–Thailand frontier, with both governments accusing each other of

NEWSOM SLAMS U.S. NO-SHOW AT COP30, WARNS OF ECONOMIC RISK

“Doubling down on stupid,” California governor says At U.N. climate talks in Belém, California Gov. Gavin Newsom blasted the United

TWIN BLASTS IN SOUTH ASIA STIR FEARS OF A NEW FLASHPOINT

Casualties, blame, and heightened alerts Authorities in India and Pakistan imposed heightened security after deadly explosions struck New Delhi and

UBS: AI DATA CENTERS TO FUEL U.S. ENERGY STORAGE “BOOM CYCLE”

Power demand and storage build-out A new UBS analysis says surging U.S. power demand from AI data centers will drive

INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES FRONT AND CENTER AT COP30 IN BRAZIL

Focus shifts to guardians of biodiversity This year’s UN climate talks in Belém opened with a promise: put Indigenous peoples—who

UKRAINE SUSPENDS JUSTICE MINISTER AMID ENERGY-GRAFT PROBE

Cabinet move and allegations Ukraine’s government suspended its justice minister after anti-corruption investigators opened a probe tied to alleged wrongdoing

WHEN STOCKS SOAR, ONLY SOME AMERICANS FEEL RICH

Wealth effect splits the consumer story The Wall Street Journal reports that Americans who own stocks — especially those overweight

BLUE ORIGIN PLEDGES TO SPEED NASA’S MOON TIMELINE

Commercial space races against delays Blue Origin’s chief executive said the company will “move heaven and Earth” to help NASA