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India Stands By Global South In Goal To Build Future-Ready Power Sector

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By Global South
| MENAFN
(MENAFN- IANS) New Delhi, March 22 (IANS) The Bharat Electricity Summit's (BES) maiden edition concluded successfully on Sunday with India reaffirming its commitment to building a future-ready, technology-driven, and investment-friendly energy ecosystem, while supporting the energy needs of both the nation and the Global South. The Indian Carbon Market Portal was also launched, with trading expected to begin shortly, marking a major step in climate finance.
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From the U.S.-Led Rules-Based Order to Multipolar International Law

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By Global South, Dan Steinbock
| China-US Focus Verified
In a recent speech, Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney declared the end of the rules-based order. Yet, U.S. unilateralism began accelerating in the 1980s, and much of the West complied so long as it remained beneficial. Today, that alignment no longer holds. Recently, Prime Minister Mark Carney — perhaps the ultimate liberal insider — gave a seminal speech at Davos, declaring the demise of the rules-based international order and ushering in a new period of might-based diplomacy.
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Housing: how local government can accelerate quality housing supply

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By Todd Denham, Louise Dorignon, Simon J McPherson, Global South
| The Fifth Estate Verified
Housing is widely perceived to be in crisis in Australia, including its availability, rate of production and affordability, alongside issues of energy efficiency, durability and liveability in a changing climate. Spinifex is an opinion column. If you would like to contribute, contact us to ask for a detailed brief. In response, Australian federal and state governments have promoted housing and planning policy reforms, and most prominently, ambitious targets for new housing supply.
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