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The French Prime Minister's office stated that there were 151 passengers and 6 crew members on board the plane that was threatened with a bomb.
2026-11-05
The French Prime Minister's office stated that there were 151 passengers and 6 crew members on board the plane that was threatened with a bomb.
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The UN Environment Programme's Adaptation Gap Report 2026 says global warming is expected to exceed the 1.5°C threshold. It finds adaptation finance for developing countries remain severely inadequate, adaptation actions are progressing slowly, and c
The UN Environment Programme's Adaptation Gap Report 2026 says global warming is expected to exceed the 1.5°C threshold. It finds adaptation finance for developing countries remain severely inadequate, adaptation actions are progressing slowly, and climate-related loss and damage are continuing to rise. The report estimates developing countries will need about $305 billion per year in adaptation funding by 2035; even if international public adaptation finance were tripled, it would meet only roughly 20–30% of that need.
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According to the Iranian news agency IRNA, the Turkish parliament postponed further deliberations on the bill on a mutual defense treaty between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan until Thursday afternoon; this followed the Foreign Affairs Committee'
According to the Iranian news agency IRNA, the Turkish parliament postponed further deliberations on the bill on a mutual defense treaty between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan until Thursday afternoon; this followed the Foreign Affairs Committee's approval of the basic content of the draft. Some lawmakers linked the bill to Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen, warning of a potential new military commitment by Turkey with unclear scope and nature, and made controversial remarks criticizing the Mecca Treaty, mentioning Saudi Arabia's role and Riyadh's convergence of interests with the United States and Israel in the conflict. Several Turkish lawmakers also criticized Ankara's regional policies, demanding clarification on the specific scope of Türkiye's new military commitment.
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