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South Africa and Sri Lanka are competing in a key test match, crucial for their World Test Championship hopes. Sri Lanka seeks to rebound from a loss in Durban, while …
South Africa and Sri Lanka Aim to Sustain WTC Final Aspirations Read More
COP29 witnessed a contentious negotiation over climate finance, culminating in a resolution that pledged only US$300 billion annually, significantly below the demanded US$1 trillion from developing nations. This inadequate framework …
COP29: A Shortfall in Climate Responsibility and Cooperation Read More
Dimuth Karunaratne faces significant pressure to perform as recent poor form threatens his position in the Sri Lankan Test team. His struggles have come at a time when emerging players …
Dimuth Karunaratne’s Pressure Increases Amidst Poor Form Read More
COP29 exhibited a mix of progress and setbacks, notably in climate finance and fossil fuel commitments. While some initiatives advanced, the $300 billion climate support was deemed inadequate by developing …
COP29: Assessing Outcomes and Challenges in Global Climate Negotiations Read More
President Santokhi announces a financial distribution program for Suriname’s citizens, promising US$750 each with an interest rate of 7% from future oil royalties under the ‘Royalties for Everyone’ initiative, contingent …
Suriname Initiates Royalties for Everyone Program to Distribute Energy Wealth Read More
The COP29 climate summit adopted a $300 billion per year financing agreement for developing nations to address climate change, but this has been criticized as grossly inadequate compared to the …
COP29 Climate Financing Deal: A Cause for Outrage Among Developing Nations Read More
At COP29, India led a revolt against a climate finance deal viewed as insufficient for developing nations. Rejecting the agreement, India noted the inadequacy of the proposed $300 billion annual …
India Rejects COP29 Climate Finance Deal, Leading Global South Revolt Read More
The COP29 summit ended with a controversial climate deal wherein developing nations deemed the US$300 billion annual pledge by wealthier countries insufficient. Negotiations were tense, leading to widespread criticism from …
Developing Nations Reject Insufficient $300 Billion Climate Pact at COP29 Read More
At COP29 in Baku, developed nations pledged $300 billion annually for climate funding, aiming to raise this to $1.3 trillion by 2035. However, this commitment faced criticism from developing countries …
COP29: Developed Nations Commit $300 Billion for Climate Financing Amid Criticism Read More
Developing countries have criticized the recently approved climate deal, labeling the $300 billion annual commitment from wealthy nations as insufficient. Delegates from nations such as India and Sierra Leone expressed …
Developing Nations Critique Insufficient $300 Billion Climate Agreement Read More