Demand destruction has begun: What Sri Lanka reveals about the global energy crisis – Atlantic Council

Demand Destruction Has Begun: What Sri Lanka’s Experience Reveals About the Global Energy Crisis

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Demand destruction is already underway, as Sri Lanka’s energy crisis shines a spotlight on global vulnerabilities. The island’s hardships expose how soaring costs and persistent shortages compel consumers to slash their energy use, signaling mounting pressure across international energy markets

US, Myanmar, Libya, Congo and the 38 Other Countries That Owe the UN Money – PassBlue

These 41 Countries Owe the UN Money – Including the US, Myanmar, Libya, and Congo

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The U.S., Myanmar, Libya, Congo, and 38 other nations are behind on their payments to the United Nations, creating significant challenges for the organization’s budget and day-to-day operations, a recent PassBlue report reveals

Addressing Disability and Poverty in Brunei – The Borgen Project

Tackling Disability and Poverty in Brunei: Pathways to a More Inclusive Future

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Brunei is confronting urgent challenges where disability and poverty collide, restricting opportunities for countless individuals. The Borgen Project shines a spotlight on the relentless efforts to enhance accessibility, healthcare, and social support for those most in need

India wants COP30 to focus on climate adaptation, but dries up own fund – Al Jazeera

India Pushes for Climate Adaptation Focus at COP30 While Facing Challenges with Its Own Fund

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India calls on COP30 to put climate adaptation at the forefront, but faces criticism for depleting its own adaptation fund-sparking doubts about its commitment as climate challenges intensify, reports Al Jazeera