
Scattered climate follow-through as more scientists offer grim updates
Record heat and rightward political shifts toward nationalist self-interest undermine efforts to cut fossil fuel dependence.
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Record heat and rightward political shifts toward nationalist self-interest undermine efforts to cut fossil fuel dependence.
Seventy-nine of the International Criminal Court's member nations and E.U. leaders blasted Trump's executive order.
WHO's emergency moves follow months of warnings the U.N. health agency faces severe impacts if U.S. funding dries up.
Trump's speech to Davos contrasted sharply with other leaders' creation of a Global Energy Transition Forum.
The South African president invoked Nelson Mandela's emphasis on global 'interdependence' and cooperation.
The group named for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa targets social inclusion and global governance reforms.
A new World Meteorological Organization system for data sharing aims to spread technology among developing nations.
People living in drylands doubled to 2.3 billion, more than a quarter of the world population, in the past three decades.
Some nations hope to use BRICS as a financial platform to defy the West, but the bloc also has geopolitical divisions.
WHO says it needs US$11.1 billion for its core work over the next four years, but has only US$4 billion in projected income.
A proposed 2% minimum tax on billionaires will be taken up at Brazil's G-20 Leaders' Summit in November.
Developing nations' 30% share of global public debt in 2023, particularly in Asia and Oceania, rose from 16% in 2010.
Climate scientists have warned for decades about bleaching of coral reefs, which are nurseries for commercial fisheries.
This year and next mark the countdown to a 2025 deadline for governments to strengthen their carbon-cutting plans.
Non-veto wielding nations have tried for years to reform the U.N.'s post-World War II power structure with little success.
IMF forecasts a strengthening global economy as inflation cools, but warns of the threat of wars and other disruptions.