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Climate Change · BelémAs Brazil prepares to welcome tens of thousands of foreign visitors for the United Nations’ COP30 climate summit in Belém, it is ramping up security to combat two of the Amazon region’s most entrenched problems: the sexual exploitation of children and teenagers, and organized crime, which reaches from the urban underworld across rivers and into the rainforest.See the Story
Brazil Steps Up Policing of Gangs, Sex Crime Ahead of Climate Summit
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Donald Trump · IndiaFormer US NSA John Bolton blasted Donald Trump for sanctioning India over Russian oil, accusing him of losing strategic focus, sparing Russia and China, and undermining US-India ties amid escalating trade tensions.See the Story
Trump Lost Bigger Picture by Targeting India over Russian Oil: Ex-NSA John Bolton
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Climate Change · ChinaAs global temperatures rise, thermal expansion of oceans and melting ice sheets are driving up sea levels worldwide. In many coastal areas, land subsidence—caused by groundwater extraction and rapid urbanization—further exacerbates flood risks. However, a new study reveals that in China, policy decisions on where and how to develop coastal land may have a more significant impact on future flooding than climate change itself.See the Story
China's coastal land development policies may outweigh climate change in future flood risks
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