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Global warming will not stop at 1.5 degrees, the UN has said. I hope it does not kill hope, says Climate Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L).
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Iran thanks Russia for support in war with US
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian thanked Russian leader Vladimir Putin for Russia's stance in the ongoing war between the US and Iran. The thanks were given during the ongoing summit in Kyrgyzstan.
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India economy grows 7.8% as Iran conflict has less impact than feared
India's economy - the world's sixth largest - grew at an unexpectedly strong 7.8 percent annual rate in the second quarter of this year. The Iran conflict has not affected India as much as feared.
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India told to honor Indus water treaty with Pakistan despite ruling dispute
India is ordered to comply with its obligations under an agreement with Pakistan to share water, including the Indus River. India has wanted to break the agreement amid tensions with its neighbor.
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Xi says international order has become more uncertain, unpredictable in meeting with Putin
Chinese President Xi Jinping has met with Russian leader Vladimir Putin at an ongoing summit in Kyrgyzstan. The uncertainty and unpredictability of the international order have clearly increased, Xi said.
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From beer to semiconductors: Cork’s Tyndall Institute powers Europe’s future
Research and innovation are essential to building Europe’s prosperity, urge both the European Commission and the Irish presidency. But it is also important to attract - and retain - those who will be responsible for making it happen.
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Nepal rescue teams pump air into mudslide-trapped tunnel as more than 100 are feared alive
More than 100 people are believed to be alive, trapped in waterworks tunnels along the Trishuli River in Nepal. Five days after the devastating mudslide, special teams are working to get air into the tunnels and save lives. But the complicated operation is being repeatedly hampered by the weather.
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Nepal says rescue efforts for trapped workers are making progress after deadly floods and landslide disaster
More than 680 people are confirmed dead after flash floods and a tsunami disaster in Nepal and Tibet. Nearly 2,500 are missing, more than 500 of whom are foreign nationals. Nepal says efforts to rescue trapped workers are making progress.
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