Climate Funding Gap Sparks Urgent Calls at UN Summit
Developing nations urge wealthier countries to fulfill climate funding pledges as trillions-dollar gap threatens global climate goals at UN summit.
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UN Declares 2025 International Year of Cooperatives: Asia’s Role
The UN’s 2025 International Year of Cooperatives spotlights Asia’s growing role in sustainable economic models through collective action.
Brazil Pushes for Global Climate Action Ahead of COP30 Summit
Brazil urges nations to strengthen climate commitments ahead of COP30, as UN Climate Summit sets stage for global action. Focus on carbon targets and cooperation.
Trump Shifts Stance: Ukraine Can ‘Win Back’ Territory, Kremlin Responds
Former U.S. President Trump suggests Ukraine could reclaim territory with Western support, drawing mixed reactions from Kyiv and Moscow. Analysis inside.
ICE Facility Shooting in Dallas Leaves 3 Dead, Gunman Found Dead
Three killed in a shooting at a Dallas ICE facility, with the suspected gunman found dead nearby, according to local reports.
Exxon Among Firms Eyeing Return to Russian Market, Kremlin Says
Kremlin officials state ExxonMobil isn’t alone in seeking to re-enter Russia’s energy sector, signaling potential shifts in post-sanctions business dynamics.
Brazil’s Lula Champions $1B Forest Fund, Urges Global Unity at UN
Brazilian President Lula announces $1B forest conservation fund at UN, calls for global cooperation against climate change and unilateral sanctions.
Chinese Microfilm ‘White Silence’ Redefines Anti-War Storytelling with AIGC Tech
Chinese microfilm ‘White Silence’ uses AIGC technology to challenge historical narratives, conveying a powerful anti-war message through symbolic imagery and silence.
China Leads Global Climate Action with Green Development Push
China’s renewable energy advancements and policy initiatives position it as a global leader in climate action, as highlighted during the UN’s High-Level Event on Climate Action.
Global Leaders Champion Multilateralism at UNGA Amid 80th Anniversary
World leaders emphasize multilateral cooperation at UNGA’s 80th anniversary, highlighting Asia’s growing role in global diplomacy.
UN General Assembly Grapples with Trade Tensions as U.S. Tariffs Stir Global Debate
Escalating U.S. tariffs and trade disputes dominate UN General Assembly discussions, testing international cooperation amid Asia’s evolving economic landscape.
San Francisco’s Legacy: The UN’s Founding Story at 80
As the UN marks 80 years, San Francisco’s pivotal role in drafting its charter highlights enduring global collaboration and challenges ahead.
China Unveils 2,000 ‘Small and Beautiful’ Global Development Projects
China pledges 2,000 ‘small and beautiful’ livelihood projects and 200 marine initiatives to support global development, announced at the UN General Assembly.
China Reaffirms Steadfast Support for Palestinian Statehood, Peace Efforts
China reaffirms unwavering support for Palestinian statehood and the two-state solution, emphasizing peace through UN-backed diplomatic engagement in the Middle East.
Denmark, Norway Airports Disrupted by Suspected Drone Attacks: PM Calls Incident ‘Serious Attack’
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen labels drone incidents disrupting Copenhagen and Oslo airports as ‘serious attacks,’ highlighting hybrid threats in Europe. Thousands of travelers affected.
Global Support for Palestinian Statehood Grows, Isolating U.S. and Israel: CGTN Poll
CGTN poll reveals 81.8% global support for Palestinian statehood as Israel-Hamas conflict casualties mount. U.S. faces criticism over military aid vetoes.
OECD Forecasts Global GDP Slowdown: 3.2% in 2025, 2.9% in 2026
OECD predicts global GDP growth to slow to 3.2% in 2025 and 2.9% in 2026, citing tariffs and policy uncertainty as key factors.
Indonesia-EU Landmark Trade Deal to Boost Economic Ties
Indonesia and the EU sign historic trade agreement after nine years of negotiations, aiming to boost exports, diversify supply chains, and double bilateral trade within five years.
U.S. Restricts Iranian Diplomats’ Access to Luxury Goods, Wholesale Clubs
The U.S. imposes new restrictions on Iranian diplomats at UNGA, barring access to luxury goods and wholesale clubs like Costco amid escalating tensions.
Venezuela Warns U.S. Military Buildup Risks Caribbean Peace
Venezuelan FM Yvan Gil warns U.S. military activities in the Caribbean threaten regional stability, calling for peace amid rising tensions.