UN Security Council defeat raises questions about Germany's global standing Germany failed to get the 127 votes required for a seat on the UN Security Council. For Euronews, Alexander Wolf explains why. Euronews · Jun 4
Antonio Rüdiger: ‘Refugees have no other choice – it’s important they be listened to’ Drawing on his own family’s experience, the Real Madrid and Germany defender tells Sam Cunningham why he is advocating for refugees The Guardian - UK · Jun 4
A good life for the 99% isn’t a pipe dream: it can be done. Here’s how Our plan is radical – but by transforming how we live on a finite planet, nearly everyone gains, says Thomas Piketty and researchers from the World Inequality Lab The Guardian - UK · Jun 4
Mount Everest records busiest season ever as 1,000 climbers reach summit This season, climbers attempted the 8,849-metre peak from the Nepal side after China closed the northern route through Tibet The Independent UK · Jun 4
Regenerative farms lost three times less yield in France's droughts. Here's why Regenerative farming could save enough wheat during drought to produce 130 million baguettes, according to a new French study. Euronews · Jun 4
Oman resists US pressure to break ties with Iran over strait of Hormuz Sultanate says talks with Tehran are limited to lawful management of waterway, but Washington has doubts about neutrality The Guardian - UK · Jun 4
Australia is facing a new 12.5% US tariff over anti-slavery claims. Are they actually right? The United States is threatening to impose trade tariffs of up to 12.5% on 60 countries, including Australia, over their inaction on forced and slave labour worldwide. The Conversation · Jun 4
Border move 'saps trust' Cambodia's decision to initiate compulsory conciliation proceedings under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos) has undermined trust and complicated efforts to reach a negotiated settlement on overlapping maritime claims, Foreign Affairs Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said. Bangkok Post · Jun 3
Briton jailed in India after his wedding asks Foreign Secretary to help secure release ‘I’m stuck in a broken country with a broken judicial system,’ Jagtar Singh Johal said to the Foreign Secretary The Independent UK · Jun 3
Briton jailed in India tells Foreign Secretary he is ‘stuck in broken country’ Jagtar Singh Johal, from Dumbarton, was arrested by Indian authorities in 2017 just weeks after his wedding, and has been detained there ever since. Evening Standard · Jun 3
Kyrgyzstan elected to UN Security Council for first time in its history Kyrgyzstan was elected to the UN Security Council as a non-permanent member for 2027-2028, marking a rare win for Central Asia. Euronews · Jun 3
Energy, water use and pollution of AI and data centers rival most countries According to a United Nations University report, the environmental footprint of data centers already rivals some of the world's largest countries AAP · Jun 3
Yvette Cooper vows to continue raising Jimmy Lai case with Chinese government The Foreign Secretary was asked by reporters about the pro-democracy campaigner’s detention during her two-day trip to China. Evening Standard · Jun 3
Yvette Cooper says she raised Jimmy Lai case during China trip Foreign secretary says ‘really important’ working relationship established between UK and China after years of frosty relations The Independent UK · Jun 3
Marie Claire · Jun 3 These Two Royals Are Being Prepped to Become "More Visible and More Important" in Prince William's Monarchy, Says Expert "People appear at ease around them."
Euronews · Jun 3 EU to ‘delve into’ human rights guarantees for migrant return hubs, Cypriot minister says Minister Nicholas Ioannides says EU countries will adopt "more tangible measures" to safeguard fundamental rights of rejected asylum seekers, after the bloc rubber-stamped new rules for establishing deportation centres in third countries.
AAP · Jun 3 AI's dirty secret: data centre boom threatens resources Artificial intelligence could use three per cent of global energy by the end of the decade, the UN warns, and use 10 times more land than Mexico City.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 3 Three Lebanese hospitals hit by Israeli forces in under a week Airstrikes in south of country kill nine people and wound another 150, most of them medical staff
The Independent UK · Jun 3 UN issues stark warning over environmental impact of artificial intelligence IN FULL
Evening Standard · Jun 3 When is the next heatwave in London? Forecast predicts major mid-June temperature spike Latest forecasts for London suggest another hot spell is just around the corner
The Independent UK · Jun 3 UN issues AI warning after new data reveals major impact on the planet and its resources AI data centres are energy-hungry and resource-intensive, requiring huge amounts of electricity generation, cooling systems, land and water supplies
The Independent UK · Jun 3 UN calculates nation-sized environmental footprints for AI and data centers According to a United Nations University report, the environmental footprint of data centers already rivals some of the world’s largest countries
The Economic Times · Jun 3 After the West Asia war, Iran's nuclear programme is harder to track — and riskier: Report Iran's uranium stockpile faces reduced international oversight following US-Israel military strikes, according to an IAEA report. This diminished inspection capability raises proliferation concerns, as the agency cannot verify the status of significant quantities of highly enriched uranium previously under regular monitoring.
The Economic Times · Jun 3 WMO warns of strong El Niño risk; India braces for weaker monsoon, hotter June The World Meteorological Organization warns of developing El Niño conditions. This raises the risk of global weather disruptions and extreme climate events. India faces concerns of weaker monsoons and higher temperatures. The agriculture ministry is reviewing preparedness for the upcoming season. Farmers are urged to adopt drought-tolerant crops and improve…
Radio France Internationale · Jun 3 El Nino threat grows as Europe prepares for another hot summer The warming El Nino climate phenomenon is likely to develop by the end of August, the United Nations' weather agency said, raising the risk of extreme weather as Europe faces another summer on the front line of climate change.