Australia’s 2035 Climate Target Looms, Business Split on Ambition
Target Due This Week Canberra is poised to unveil Australia’s 2035 emissions target, the first major reset since legislating 43% by 2030 and net-zero by 2050.
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Target Due This Week Canberra is poised to unveil Australia’s 2035 emissions target, the first major reset since legislating 43% by 2030 and net-zero by 2050.
Invitation on Ice Beijing has extended a formal invitation for a Trump–Xi summit in the Chinese capital, but Washington has yet to accept.
Madrid Meeting, Big Agenda Senior US and Chinese officials met in Madrid to discuss trade irritants, a looming TikTok divestment deadline, and chip controls.
A Week of Fury Nepal’s health ministry says at least 72 people have died and more than 2,100 were injured amid nationwide anti-corruption protests that torched public buildings and private homes.
New Friction on Busy Waterway China’s Southern Theater Command announced “routine” patrols in the South China Sea and warned the Philippines to halt “provocations.”
Crowd Power in Capital Tens of thousands rallied in Ankara as Turkey’s main opposition and civil society groups protested a sweeping legal clampdown that has jailed or suspended hundreds of local officials.
Breakthrough in Wildlife Health Australia has approved the world’s first vaccine to protect koalas from chlamydia, a disease that has decimated populations across the country.
Disturbing Investigation A new probe has uncovered that TikTok is being used in Togo to facilitate illegal sales of endangered pangolins.
Safety Concerns Raised A zoo in Scotland is under investigation following reports of unexplained animal deaths and alleged E.-coli infections among visiting children.
Prolonged Fighting Sudan’s civil war continues to ravage cities and displace millions.
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