Brussels Condemns Beijing’s ‘Clearly Disappointing’ Climate Goals

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The European Union criticized China’s climate target as “clearly disappointing,” as it aims for a 7% to 10% reduction in net greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.
This target “falls significantly short of what we consider both feasible and necessary. This level of ambition is clearly disappointing,” stated European Commissioner for Climate, Wopke Hoekstra, in a press rel

Four major movements from around the world have come together to form a massive coalition in an effort to “break the illegal siege on Gaza by sea, open a humanitarian corridor, and end the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.” The Freedom Flotilla Coalition, the Maghreb Sumud Flotilla, Global Movement to Gaza, and the Sumud Nusantara have unified as the Global Sumud Flotilla. The movement

Bashy Quraishy – Secretary General, EMISCO (European Muslim Initiative for Social Cohesion)
Gregory Christensen – Leader, Youth for Human Rights, Denmark
Thierry Valle – President, CAP Freedom of Conscience
Denmark’s first National Action Plan Against Racism (NAPAR) is a belated but crucial move to tackle racial discrimination. Yet, it is narrowly focused, mentioning only Jewish and Greenla

The Regular Session of the European Alliance of News Agencies (EANA), hosted by the Athens-Macedonian News Agency in Athens, addressed the threats posed by misinformation and the challenges of Artificial Intelligence, among other topics.
Pavlos Marinakis, Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister and government spokesperson, stated, “A significant threat to quality journalism today is the overwhelmin

Pressed on the president’s comments, Starmer admitted this was an area where they do not agree.
“As you saw from the state visit last week, there’s lots that the president and I agree on. And we work together on,” he told ITV London. “There’s a few things we disagree about. This is one of them.
“The idea of the introduction of Sharia law is nonsense. And S

Following Tuesday night’s attacks on the Global Sumud Flotilla, Italy and Spain have sent in military ships in an effort to support the cause. The flotilla was once again victim to various attacks, with several boats targeted on September 23. The GSF said that at least 13 explosions were heard throughout the night, with drones or aircraft dropping objects on more than 10 ships. 
Spanish PM, Pedr

The UN human rights office in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OHCHR) states that Israeli military tactics in Gaza City, such as strikes on homes and schools, are causing “inflicting terror” and forcing residents to flee.
Simultaneously, the UN humanitarian affairs office, OCHA, reports that over 20,000 people were displaced southwards in one day this week, increasing the total number of thos

Brussels – The European Union has firmly dismissed Apple’s claims that the Digital Markets Act (DMA) should be eliminated, with a spokesperson from the European Commission stating there is “no intention” to repeal it.
Apple argues that this regulation has resulted in a decline in the quality of services offered to its users and exposes them to risks they were previously shielded from.
“The DMA sh

The controversy surrounding Brosius-Gersdorf arose after questionable plagiarism allegations and a perceived smear campaign targeting her stance on abortion. Last month, she withdrew her candidacy, citing the need to prevent a coalition dispute over judicial appointments from escalating and potentially harming democracy.
This situation highlighted divides within the coalition and its fragility, gi