Climate groups call for COP26 summit delay over vaccines, costs

UK announces it will pay for hotel quarantine stays and says it is working 'tirelessly' to vaccine delegates and ensure inclusive climate talks - but activists say that aim is now impossible and call for delay

Two years on, forest pact's 'good intentions' do little to protect Amazon

The Leticia Pact, signed by South American leaders in 2019, has so far failed to live up to its aims to curb Amazon deforestation, critics say


COP26 summit urged to prioritise adaptation as 'climate emergency' surges

Both funding and political will to adapt to worsening climate-driven threats remain in short supply, top officials say


Bitcoin craze: Seven places that want you to spend your virtual currency

From tax payments to everyday purchases, digital cash is becoming increasingly adopted around the world


To benefit the climate, Indonesia's electric vehicle push needs greener power

Indonesia has set its sights on becoming an EV hub for Asia, aiming to sell only electric cars and motorbikes by 2050 - but can it move away from fossil-fuel power and palm oil-based biodiesel faster?


U.S. Justice Dept. says will protect Texas abortion clinics that come under attack

The department will protect those seeking abortion under the FACE Act, which prohibits force and physical obstruction interfering with a person obtaining or providing reproductive health services


A curtain divides male, female students as Afghan universities reopen

When the Taliban last ruled from 1996-2001, the group banned girls from school and women from university and work


Rights group files complaint against German retailers over Chinese textiles

The complaint accuses Lidl, Hugo Boss and other retailers of abetting and profiting directly or indirectly from forced labour in Xinjiang's cotton industry


El Salvador leads the world into cryptocurrency: bitcoin legal tender

The plan aims to save Salvadorans $400 million spent annually in commissions for remittances, mostly sent from the United States


Angry Indian growers gather outside Delhi to protest farm laws

For more than eight months, tens of thousands of farmers have camped on major highways to New Delhi to oppose the farm laws in India's longest-running growers' protest


In Buenos Aires downtown, a city seeks new lease of life after pandemic 'iceberg'

The city is looking to recover and rethink how the downtown area could look post-pandemic, with offices converted to housing to attract residents rather than just workers



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