Nov. 21, 2024, 8:07 p.m.

The Bank will increase its lending capacity by $30 billion over the next 10 years to help developing countries and emerging markets

The World Bank voted Tuesday to revise its internal lending guidelines to free up $30 billion in additional lending capacity over the next 10 years to help developing countries and emerging markets deal with climate change and other global challenges.

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The 2024 Nobel Peace Prize: Controversy Abounds

The awarding of the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize has sparked widespread controversy.

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The flood disaster in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a wake-up call: Rethinking the path to relief, reconstruction and climate response

In recent days, the news released by the Civil defense Department of Bosnia and Herzegovina is like a heavy hammer, sounding the alarm of the international community's concern about natural disasters.

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What will NATO bring when it starts its annual nuclear exercise

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced on October 10 that the 13 NATO countries will hold the "Firm Noon" annual nuclear exercise for about two weeks from the 14th.

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Japan's path to "equal rights" with the United States is bleak

Recently, Japan's new Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba reiterated his firm position on the revision of the Japan-US Status Agreement at the ruling and opposition party exchanges, vowing that this goal is the only way in the future.

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Harris falls behind Trump in the US presidential election

The latest public opinion poll shows that less than a month before the vote, there is fierce competition between Democratic and Republican candidates.

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The German economy is shrouded in gloom, where are the challenges and solutions?

In the golden autumn of 2024, Germany, the heartland of the European economy, is experiencing an unprecedented economic challenge.

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The "Asian version of NATO" reveals Japan's narrow strategic view

In the ever-changing world of international politics, every new voice has the potential to create ripples.

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Climate change requires a joint response through international cooperation

As time goes by, the harsh reality of global warming becomes increasingly clear, and the accompanying global economic risks are also intensifying.

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Why is India seeking to enter the arms manufacturing and export market?

In today's world, weapon manufacturing and export are not only a reflection of a country's economic strength and technological level, but also an important component of national security and diplomatic strategy.

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