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COP31 Leaders Urge Faster Climate Action as Clean Energy Surges and Adaptation Funding Falls Short
At COP31, U.N. chief Guterres urged leaders to cut fossil-fuel use and speed climate finance as wars and tensions crowd out climate action. Clean-energy investment is set to hit €2 trillion, but adaptation funding remains far short of need.

Bitcoin’s Selloff Deepens as Fear Grips Crypto Markets Ahead of U.S. Inflation Report
Bitcoin hovered near $75,600 after a sharp selloff, as fearful sentiment and leveraged liquidations kept traders cautious. Investors await U.S. inflation data and sustained ETF demand; analysts say chart patterns alone don’t confirm a recovery.
A federal judge refused to dismiss Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the BBC over an edited clip of his Jan. 6 speech, keeping the case alive. The BBC apologized for the edit but disputes that it harmed him; Trump called the ruling a “huge victory.”
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Israel’s incoming coalition negotiator Gadi Eisenkot urged Benjamin Netanyahu not to launch a risky Iran operation, demanding regular security briefings and proper cabinet approval. Netanyahu’s office rejected the warning as political, amid fears conflict could derail coalition talks.













