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The Queen addressing the global climate summit in Glasgow.

‘None of us will live forever’: Queen invokes own mortality, urges world leaders to act for future generations

The Queen has delivered an emotionally charged and highly political call to arms to world leaders on climate change, invoking her own mortality to send a warning about the need to protect future generations.

  • by Bevan Shields

Opinion & Perspectives

Biden, Boris, Modi: World leaders talk money on COP26’s first full day

“Bond is strapped to a doomsday device as a red digital clock ticks down remorselessly to a destination that will end human life as we know it,” the British PM told delegates.

Nick O'Malley
Nick O'Malley

Environment and Climate Editor

Clash with US and France is a politico-diplomatic disaster for Morrison

It’s very hard for Morrison to refute a stereo accusation of deceptive conduct from two powerful speakers at once.

Peter Hartcher
Peter Hartcher

Political and international editor

How Italy fought its way back from COVID chaos

A regional approach has helped Italy get on top of the virus - and may have lessons for Australia.

Fabrizio Carinci
Fabrizio Carinci

Adjunct professor at the University of Bologna

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Health workers carry a coffin containing the body of a COVID-19 victim in East Java, Indonesia in July.

COVID-19’s global death toll tops 5 million in less than 2 years

The staggering figure is almost certainly an undercount because of limited testing and people dying at home without medical attention.

  • by Carla K Johnson
The parade returned this year after being forced online last year due to the pandemic.

Day of the Dead comes back to life after pandemic closures

Mexico’s Day of the Dead mass commemorations returned on Sunday, including parades and moments of more solemn remembrance in a country where coronavirus touched almost all families.

  • by Marco Ugarte and Lissette Romero

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Modi, Biden, Johnson.

Biden, Boris, Modi: World leaders talk money on COP26’s first full day

“Bond is strapped to a doomsday device as a red digital clock ticks down remorselessly to a destination that will end human life as we know it,” the British PM told delegates.

  • by Nick O'Malley
Several episodes of the ABC-Netflix co-production Pine Gap have been removed from the streaming service in the Philippines.

Netflix removes Australian spy drama episodes after Philippines’ complaint over China map

The Philippines asked Netflix to remove certain episodes of the six-part Australian series Pine Gap, saying a map depicted on the show was a violation of its sovereignty.

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Prime Minister of Fiji Frank Bainimarama after a roundtable meeting with Pacific leaders at COP26 in Glasgow.

Pacific nations need carbon cuts from Australia, not just cash: Fiji Prime Minister

Fiji’s president provided Scott Morrison with a copy of Fiji’s climate change act, which Frank Bainimarama hopes could serve as a model for Australia.

  • by Nick O'Malley

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