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Negotiators from 190 countries agreed to a binding framework on adaptation finance, ending a decade of deadlock.

Aid agencies warn that reconstruction pledges are arriving slower than the winter. A ground report.

Monitoring groups documented a tripling of coordinated inauthentic activity across platforms in three months.

Melting ice is cutting weeks off freight routes and pulling new navies into northern waters.

Twelve countries switched on a shared settlement system that could reshape intra-African trade.

Rents have doubled in a decade in parts of the continent, and voters are demanding answers first.

The deal ties disbursement to sea-level metrics for the first time, a model small states fought years to secure.