Russia-Ukraine peace talks restart | Hegseth survives impeachment vote | Israel swears in parliament
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has touched down in Türkiye to join more than 100 world leaders for the COP31 climate summit.
Australia and Türkiye are sharing hosting duties, and already they have come under fire from the UN chief, who urged them to turn fossil fuel promises into action.
That criticism was echoed by multiple activist groups outside of the conference, as the Australian delegation conceded there’s still a “long, long way to go”.
00:00 Climate tensions flare at COP31 as activists target fossil fuel dependence and leaders push for faster electrification
03:26 Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson discusses what’s at stake for Australia in co-hosting climate talks
05:56 Among those closely monitoring the negotiations is Greenpeace, with Head of Pacific Shiva Gounden watching to see whether COP31 delivers tangible climate commitments
08:39 Russian and Ukrainian negotiators have met for the first time in nine months, as US President Donald Trump pushes for an end to the four-and-a-half year war
11:29 The Republican-led US House of Representatives has blocked an effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the Iran war
14:34 Israel’s new parliament has been sworn in — but without a new government
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