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War, rain and economic hardship have depressed Ukraine's wheat plantings, depriving the nation of vital export earnings in 2023 and heralding another year of tight global supplies and potentially high prices for basic foodstuffs.

EU members are set to boost military budgets by up to 70 billion euros ($72.2 billion) by 2025 but a lack of project cooperation and purchases outside the bloc risk undermining efforts to create coherent forces, the European Defence Agency said.

A coalition of countries will mobilise $20 billion of public and private finance to help Indonesia shut coal power plants and bring forward the sector's peak emissions date by seven years to 2030, the United States, Japan and partners said on Tuesday.

An ambitious forest management plan in the country’s Carpathian mountains is bringing state foresters ever closer to the dens of brown bears, a protected species

All eyes turn to the island of Bali in Indonesia, where the G20 Leaders Summit will kick off on Tuesday, with the participation of 19 countries, in addition to the European Union and the guests of honor. Despite the challenges facing the agenda of the summit due to the unprecedented…

Exclusive: Specialists in corporate wrongdoing say water firms are exploiting a ‘dominant monopoly’

The European Union plans to update its emissions-cutting target under the Paris climate accord, the EU climate policy chief told the COP27 summit on Tuesday, with the upgrade expected before next year's United Nations summit.

Zelensky thanked the "G19" for "making it clear" to Russia that there can't be "any excuses for nuclear blackmail."

The case for rapid transition to renewables is stronger, but some developments are making it harder