New York building collapse | Millions strike in Spain | COP31 climate divisions deepen
“The world we know is over”.
That’s the message from the President of the Marshall Islands — on the frontline of the climate crisis — as she delivered an impassioned speech at a UN climate conference in Türkiye.
It’s one of several from world leaders on Day 3 of the summit.
In his address, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese highlighted the urgency of the crisis, while insisting Australia is “playing our part”.
The head of the UN, meanwhile, criticised leaders who “keep expanding fossil fuel production” while claiming to back the 1.5 degree target.
00:00 Day 3 of COP31 has exposed deep divisions over fossil fuels and climate action
03:37 Political Correspondent Rayane Tamer explains how Anthony Albanese is using diplomacy to pursue economic and strategic interests closer to home
05:44 Two days of trilateral talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine have concluded in Abu Dhabi with little progress
08:42 Iran’s security chief says Tehran will not allow any enriched nuclear material to leave the country
09:05 The UN has reported a rise in killings, kidnappings and sexual violence in Haiti — around half of them at the hands of criminal gangs
11:50 At least two people have died after a three-storey mixed-use building collapsed in New York City
14:16 Unions in Spain are claiming success after millions joined a general strike called over the nation’s chronic housing shortage
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