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November 21, 2025
COP30 runs into overtime amid fossil fuel phase-out dispute
The UN Climate Change Conference is set to extend talks after representatives from…
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Iran’s Capital Is Moving. The Reason Is an Ecological Catastrophe
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Scientific American: Amid a deepening ecological crisis and acute water shortage, Tehran can no longer remain the capital of Iran, the country’s president has said. The…
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Pope meets group of Ukrainian children
Pope Leo XIV received a group of Ukrainian children who were returned home as part of the Bring Kids Back UA presidential program.
Read also: Zelensky sends Pope letter seeking help to free Ukrainian captives This was reported on Telegram by the deputy head of the…
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World’s cartoonists on this week’s events
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Greenlandic families fight to get children back after parenting tests banned
Sofia Bettiza,BBC Global Health Reporter and
Woody Morris,BBC World Service, Denmark
BBCKeira says she sobbed uncontrollably when her baby was taken away from her When Keira’s daughter was born last November, she was given two hours with her before…
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Truck overturns on Odesa–Reni highway, casualties and injuries reported
Traffic is restricted on the Odesa–Reni motorway near the village of Kozatske due to a road traffic accident. Preliminary reports indicate fatalities and injuries.
The State Agency for Restoration and Infrastructure Development in the Odesa region reported this on…
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Greenlandic families fight to get children back after parenting tests banned
Sofia Bettiza,BBC Global Health Reporter and
Woody Morris,BBC World Service, Denmark
BBCKeira says she sobbed uncontrollably when her baby was taken away from her When Keira’s daughter was born last November, she was given two hours with her before the baby was taken into care.
“Right when she came…
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UN climate summit deadlocked on fossil fuels and finance
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The UN COP30 climate summit ran into overtime as groups of countries led by the EU and Saudi Arabia clashed over the core…
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‘Limited alternatives’: why Japan will struggle to replace China’s tourists
Japan will find it hard to replace the revenue lost if Chinese tourists keep avoiding the country amid a diplomatic row over Taiwan, a subsidiary of the data provider Fitch Solutions warned on Friday.
A sustained drop-off in visitor numbers from…
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Three evacuations of children from Kupiansk in two months – Syniehubov
The information about 14 children in Kupiansk, provided by the police, concerns the Kupiansk district as a whole, while over the past two months there have been three evacuations of children from the city itself.
Oleh Syniehubov, Head of the Kharkiv Regional Military…
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