Belém Sets Stage for COP30 Climate Talks Amid Global Expectations
Belém prepares for pivotal COP30 climate summit as global delegates negotiate emission targets and sustainable solutions, with Asian nations playing key roles.
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Belém prepares for pivotal COP30 climate summit as global delegates negotiate emission targets and sustainable solutions, with Asian nations playing key roles.
Indigenous communities in the Amazon urge global leaders at COP30 to prioritize forest conservation and sustainable development in 2025.
In 2025, China’s conservationists Xi Zhinong and Zhou Zhaoli continue their mission to protect endangered species, amplifying nature’s voice through photography and grassroots efforts.
The U.S. government shutdown reaches a record 42 days as bipartisan negotiations offer hope for resolution. Public blame divides between parties amid growing economic concerns.
Iran reaffirms commitment to a peaceful nuclear agreement with the U.S. but accuses Washington of conflicting signals, as talks remain stalled since June 2025.
At least 12 killed in suicide attack outside Islamabad courts; TTP suspected. Security heightened as forensic teams work to identify bomber.
Death toll from two powerful storms in the Philippines reaches 250, with millions displaced as authorities intensify rescue efforts.
At least 11 killed in a blast outside Islamabad district courts on November 11, 2025. Police confirm ongoing investigation into the attack.
As the U.S. government shutdown enters its 42nd day, millions face furloughs, food insecurity, and travel disruptions amid bipartisan negotiations.
Indian PM Modi vows justice after deadly Delhi car blast kills 13, with authorities launching anti-terrorism probe near historic Red Fort.
Closed-door White House meeting signals potential thaw in U.S.-Syria relations, with sanctions relief and counterterrorism cooperation on the agenda.
New Delhi’s historic Red Fort closed for three days following a car blast, with security heightened amid ongoing investigations into the incident.
U.S. and Israeli officials discuss phase two of the Gaza ceasefire, including Hamas disarmament and an international stabilization force. Hamas rejects weapons relinquishment.
Canada’s measles elimination status revoked after year-long outbreak affecting over 5,000 people, highlighting vaccination challenges in vulnerable communities.
Zhejiang’s ‘Blue Circle’ initiative repurposes 8 million tons of ocean plastic into sustainable products, blending ecology and economic innovation.
At least 21 bodies recovered as Malaysia and Thailand continue search for survivors after migrant boat capsizes near Tarutao Island.
As the Gaza truce enters its second month, aid shortages and unresolved disputes over hostage remains and military boundaries threaten the viability of the Trump-brokered peace plan.
French prosecutors request former President Nicolas Sarkozy’s release under judicial supervision pending appeal in Libyan campaign funding case.
Israel identifies remains of soldier killed in 2014 as fragile Gaza ceasefire marks one month, with regional powers pushing peace efforts.
Category 5 Super Typhoon Fung-wong strikes Philippines’ Luzon Island, triggering mass evacuations and threatening agricultural regions with catastrophic winds and flooding.