IAEA Conference Calls for Strengthened Nuclear Non-Proliferation Efforts
Global leaders convene at IAEA conference to strengthen nuclear non-proliferation efforts amid rising geopolitical tensions and security challenges.
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Norway’s Labor Secures Second Term as Populists Gain Ground
Norway’s Labor Party retains power in a tight election as populist right-wing gains momentum, shaping future policy debates on energy and taxes.
China’s Legislature Advances Key Bills on Energy, Environment, and Public Health
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China’s Nuclear Power Capacity Surpasses 120 Million Kilowatts
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US LNG Sector Resists Trump’s Fees on Chinese-Built Ships
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China Assures Food, Energy Stability Amid U.S. Trade Tensions
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Chinese Investment Accelerates Europe’s Green Transition, Says Expert
Chinese investments in renewable technology and local production are bolstering Europe’s climate goals, creating mutual economic opportunities amid global decarbonization efforts.
Brazil Joins OPEC+ Ahead of COP30, Eyes Amazon Oil Expansion
Brazil joins OPEC+ nine months before COP30, aiming to expand oil drilling in the Amazon. Environmental groups criticize the move as contradictory.