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Algerian Foreign Ministry: The Algerian President directs Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf to head to Niamey as soon as possible

Algerian Foreign Ministry: Niger’s acceptance of the Algerian initiative strengthens the option of a political solution to end the crisis

Algerian Foreign Ministry: Algeria received official approval from Niger concerning the Algerian mediation initiative to resolve the crisis

Armenia says Azerbaijani forces open fire in border region

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Israeli Supreme Court decides to return the case of prisoner Kayed al-Fafsous to the Military Court of Appeals

Egyptian media, citing medical sources: Ambulances transported about 100 injuries to hospitals as a result of the Ismailia Security Directorate fire

Egyptian media: The number of people injured in the Ismailia Security Directorate fire has risen to 21 people, some of whom are in critical condition.

Turkey carried out air strikes in northern Iraq and destroyed 20 PKK targets: Turkish MoD

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Turkish warplanes carry out an air strike that targeted the Matin area in Dohuk, northern Iraq

Israeli media: The settlers wrote the word “revenge” in the site and uprooted dozens of olive trees

STOP THE HEAT: A Climate Change Coverage

STOP THE HEAT: A Climate Change Coverage

News

Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore delivers a speech at the COP26 UN Climate Summit in Glasgow on Nov. 5, 2021. (AFP)

UK backtrack of climate change policies 'disappointing': Al Gore

This Rafflesia tuan-mudae, found in Sumatra, is the largest single flower ever discovered. (AFP via Getty Images)

'World's biggest flower' species endangered, face risk of extinction

A vaquita porpoise, a critically endangered species in the Pacific Ocean near Mexico. (AP)

Escalating wildlife loss puts entire ecosystems at risk

Protesters call for an end to fossil fuels ahead of the 78th United Nations General Assembly and Climate Ambition Summit in New York (AFP)

Climate protesters take on streets of New York before UNGA summit

Articles

Progress has been slow, and rich nations have been loath to commit financial resources out of fear that doing so would render them legally responsible for climate change.

US, EU rubbish fouling poor nations' backyards

F.M. Shakil
Opinion
20 Jan 2023

Climatic Catastrophe in Pakistan: Wealthy Nation Owe Reparations

Climatic Catastrophe in Pakistan: Wealthy Nation Owe Reparations

Ruqiya Anwar
Analysis
1 Oct 2022

News from Nowhere: Staying Alive

News from Nowhere: Staying Alive

Alec Charles
Analysis
25 Apr 2022

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Experts demand moratorium on climate geoengineering as emissions soar.

Experts demand moratorium on climate geoengineering as emissions soar

In the Anthropocene, the climate crisis is the outcome of social activity. (Illustrated by Arwa Makki)

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A central station and harbor in Amsterdam, The Netherlands on Oct. 26, 2021 (AP)

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The Australian Parliament created landmark new laws last March to make the nation's biggst greenhouse gas polluters reduce their emissions or pay for carbon credits. (AP)

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