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Experts: What China wants from the COP31 climate talks
China prioritizes multilateralism and trade equity at the upcoming COP31 climate summit in Turkey, focusing on climate finance for developing nations and removal of barriers to clean-energy technology adoption.
Osage Nation speeds up orphan well cleanup as federal oversight recedes
The Osage Nation is accelerating cleanup of orphaned oil and gas wells after federal oversight requirements were reduced, allowing the Nation to process permits in weeks rather than months.
AI Firm Behind India’s ‘Mahabharat’ Series Turns to Indonesian Myth in Cross-Border IP Pact (EXCLUSIVE)
An AI filmmaking company behind India’s “Mahabharat” series is expanding to Indonesia to develop film and television projects based on Indonesian mythology and history through a cross-border partnership.
‘KPop Demon Hunters,’ ‘Squid Game’ Stars Fete Netflix’s Korea Decade as Ted Sarandos Teases ‘Tantara,’ ‘All of Us Are Dead’ Season 2
Netflix celebrated a decade in Korea with a fan festival featuring stars from major series. The streamer announced upcoming titles including ‘Tantara’ and ‘All of Us Are Dead’ Season 2.
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Scramble to house hundreds camping in Rome heatwave after squat eviction
Rome authorities scramble to house approximately 400 people camping in extreme heat after the eviction of residents from Spin Time Labs, an occupied social centre, ended talks over the building’s future.
Armenian Apostolic Church leader faces trial as feud with PM deepens
Armenia will prosecute the head of the Armenian Apostolic Church and six other clerics for allegedly defying a court order, in what critics view as politically motivated persecution of the government’s opponents.
Two civilians killed in Houthi strike on Marib, says Yemen’s government
At least two civilians were killed and 14 injured in a Houthi attack on the Yemeni government-held city of Marib, according to Yemen’s health minister.
Colombia’s new president vows to remake the country — and challenge rebel groups
Colombia’s new conservative president, Abelardo de la Espriella, will be sworn in Friday amid heavy security. He promises military confrontation with rebel groups and spending cuts to address budget deficits.
Inside the results: How redistricting shaped Tennessee’s primary election
Tennessee’s primary election tested the state’s newly redrawn congressional map, which eliminated its only majority-Black district following a Supreme Court ruling that weakened voting rights protections.
Argentina’s government posts ICE-style video of immigration operation
Argentina’s government released a video of a 60-year-old woman’s detention during an immigration operation, though she was later freed without charges and had no arrest warrant.
Several killed in attacks on Ukraine as Kyiv hits Russian e-commerce giant
Russian attacks killed at least six people across multiple Ukrainian regions Friday, while Ukraine struck a major Russian e-commerce logistics facility, continuing strikes targeting infrastructure on both sides.
DR Congo releases 15 prisoners to M23 rebels as part of Doha peace process
The Democratic Republic of Congo released 15 prisoners to M23 rebels on Thursday and Friday as part of a Qatar-mediated peace agreement signed in September.
Unusually intense haboob dust storms strike Phoenix twice this week
Two intense dust storms struck the Phoenix area within three days this week, both reaching the highest severity rating on a newly developed scale.
Officials will not release cool water from a Colorado River reservoir to protect threatened fish
Federal officials announced they will not release cool water from Glen Canyon Dam this year, citing concerns about hydropower generation amid strained system conditions on the Colorado River.
Iran plots to deal Trump a blow in midterms by keeping him entangled in war
Iran is reportedly prolonging negotiations over its nuclear program to keep the Trump administration embroiled in conflict through November’s midterm elections, hoping to damage his presidency as the 1979-81 hostage crisis affected Jimmy Carter.
Mexico and Peru restore diplomatic relations after asylum row
Mexico and Peru have restored diplomatic relations following tensions over asylum granted to former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez, who faced charges related to a 2022 coup attempt.