Opposition rewrites climate platform Australia’s conservative Liberal Party has abandoned its pledge to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, promising instead to prioritise cheaper power if it returns to government.
Border truce under strain again Fresh tensions have flared along the Cambodia–Thailand frontier, with both governments accusing each other of violating a fragile ceasefire only months after deadly clashes displaced hundreds of thousands of people.
Casualties, blame, and heightened alerts Authorities in India and Pakistan imposed heightened security after deadly explosions struck New Delhi and Islamabad within 24 hours, killing at least two dozen people and injuring many more.
Power demand and storage build-out A new UBS analysis says surging U.S. power demand from AI data centers will drive a five-year boom in grid-scale energy storage.
Focus shifts to guardians of biodiversity This year’s UN climate talks in Belém opened with a promise: put Indigenous peoples—who safeguard vast biodiversity with minimal emissions—at the heart of negotiations.
Cabinet move and allegations Ukraine’s government suspended its justice minister after anti-corruption investigators opened a probe tied to alleged wrongdoing in the energy sector.
Search and regional migration context Authorities in southern Thailand said the number of people confirmed dead after a boat carrying Rohingya refugees capsized…
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