Dig deeper in climate talks, says Commonwealth Secretary-General
Climate-related disasters in the Commonwealth doubled in number from the period 1980-1990 (431) to the period 2010-2020 (815), with economic damages increasing
Russia’s ‘third capital’ impresses allied Central Asian commanders
Experiencing the cultural heritage, the servicemen visited the Kazan Kremlin, saw the cathedral Juma mosque Kul-Sharif and ‘Annunciation Cathedral’, the 16th century
STUDY: 28Mn extra years of life lost in 2020
YLL measures both the number of deaths and the age at which it occurs, making it a more detailed assessment of Covid-19’s
Bosnia to wipe out statelessness by end of 2022
In February this year, BiH created the necessary legal framework that will help people born abroad by Bosnian nationals, but do not
World leaders pledge to end deforestation by 2030
The pledge to halt and reverse forest loss and land degradation is backed by almost £14 billion ($19.2 billion) in public and
G20 wraps up, Climate talks kick off in Glasgow
According to Mountford, for the first time, G20 leaders collectively recognized the importance of reaching net-zero emissions by or around mid-century…reports Asian
Moon, Ursula set to focus on vax supplies
They also discussed bilateral trade issues and cooperation on climate change responses as well as ways to overcome the Covid-19 pandemic…reports Asian
G20 leaders converge in Rome with a packed agenda
The summit will be preceded by a G20 Joint Finance and Health Ministers’ meeting, which will also be hosted by Rome on
German businesses can’t ignore China’s human rights abuses anymore
Leading German industry players are joining prominent politicians in calling for a rethink of the country’s approach to China and other autocratic
Lithuania celebrates National Day with opera, jazz at Expo
Lithuania hosted a three-hour gala concert on the Jubilee Stage, featuring opera classics and contemporary opera fused with electronic music, reports Asian