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Africa: Why Africa’s Mineral-Rich Countries Are Not Reaping the Rewards of Their Wealth

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Spain among EU countries with the lowest rate of female university students studying science and engineering

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Africa: 30,000 People From 62 Countries Participating in COP30 People’s Summit in Belém

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Which Countries Have Stopped Sharing Intelligence With U.S.?

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Von der Leyen: Minimum wage directive will be implemented with respect for EU countries

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Bulgaria calls on Russia to cease the disruption of satellite signals to European countries

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Africa: WHO Urges African Countries to Strengthen Diabetes Prevention, Care Across All Life Stages

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EU countries pour cold water on Parliament’s ‘budget win’

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‘We want to spend the money’: catastrophe-hit countries can now apply to UN’s US$800 million loss and damage fund | News | Eco-Business

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COP30 climate summit hears from countries suffering global warming harms | Climate Crisis News

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Road to COP30: AfDB piloting financial instruments to support African countries in tackling climate change

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How middle income countries are reshaping climate leadership ahead of COP30, with WRI chief Ani Dasgupta | Podcasts | Eco-Business

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World’s business leaders call for countries to maintain transition away from fossil fuels at COP30 | Opinion | Eco-Business

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The giant basketcase countries – and the migratory waves to come

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Four EU countries missed budget deadline

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