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All eyes are set on the COP28 climate summit which will be held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from Nov 30 to Dec 12. The summit will be held at the Expo City, Dubai.

All eyes are set on the COP28 climate summit which will be held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from Nov 30 to Dec 12. The summit will be held at the Expo City, Dubai. This year, the COP28 will face a set of controversial issues for countries that are working to find a common ground in tackling climate change. The UAE's Sultan Sultan Al Jaber, who is the president of the forthcoming summit, said that he was "cautiously optimistic" that the pivotal talks will be successful, the news agency AFP reported. "I am cautiously optimistic. You can see and feel the great momentum we have -- the transitional committee (responsible for setting up a fund to help vulnerable countries cope) has resulted in a very positive outcome," Jaber told AFP last Saturday (Nov 25). "I want a high-ambition outcome at COP28. And I do expect that we will be able to collectively agree on a tangible climate action plan," he added. What are the key issues in this year's summit? > One of the main tasks at the COP28 is the first-time assessment of countries' progress towards meeting the 2015 Paris Agreement's goal of limiting the global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees Celsius while aiming for 1.5 degrees Celsius, the news agency Reuters reported on Monday (Nov 27). > The toughest talks at the climate summit might focus on the future role of fossil fuels, and whether countries should commit to phasing out the use of CO2-emitting coal, oil and gas. The United States, the European Union (EU) and many other climate-vulnerable countries have been insisting on a final COP28 deal which commits to phase out fossil fuels. > Reuters reported that the UAE and other countries whose economies depend on fossil fuels want COP28 to include a focus on nascent technologies designed to capture and store CO2 emissions underground. While the International Energy Agency (IEA) said these technologies are crucial for meeting global climate goals, they are also expensive and not currently used on a large scale. The EU and others have expressed concerns the technologies will be used to justify continued fossil fuel use. Also read: Top UAE oil company executives working with COP28 team, show leaked documents > During the summit, countries will also consider setting goals to triple renewable energy capacity and double energy savings by 2023. This proposal has been made by the US, the EU and the UAE. Some major G20 economies including China are already supporting the renewable goals. But the EU and some climate-vulnerable countries have insisted on pairing this pledge to boost renewables with phasing out fossil fuels. > Another core issue is the financing required for tackling climate change and its consequences, which will be far more than what the world has budgeted so far. Developing countries will need at least $200 billion every year by 2030 to tackle climate change, the United Nations (UN) said. Additionally, they will also need funding to help replace polluting energy with clean sources. > There will also be costs of damage that are already being caused by climate disasters. Reuters reported that at the summit in Dubai, countries will be required to set up a "loss and damage" fund to fund these costs. Vulnerable countries demand that more money should be spent on adapting to a world that will surely become warmer over the next decades. They want wealthy countries, whose past CO2 emissions largely caused climate change, to pay up. > The US and the EU said they would provide money for the COP28's climate fund. However, they said that there is a need for private finance too. > Some side deals are also expected to take place during the summit. Reuters reported that the UAE is planning to launch a voluntary pledge from oil and gas companies to cut emissions. Some other initiatives on the sidelines of the climate summit include pledges to curb emissions of methane limit emissions from air conditioning and restrict private finance for coal plants. Trouble for host UAE ahead of summit? Days before the COP28 summit will begin, a report by the BBC citing leaked documents said that host UAE planned to exploit meetings with foreign governments arranged due to strike fossil fuel deals. The leaked documents showed that the UAE's state oil company ADNOC was "willing to jointly evaluate international LNG (liquefied natural gas) opportunities" in Mozambique, Canada and Australia. The documents also showed that the country prepared talking points for meetings with 20 countries including the US and the United Kingdom (UK) on commercial opportunities for state renewable energy company Masdar. Also read: Pope urges climate action in COP28, decries 'irresponsible' Western lifestyle COP28 president Al Jaber is the chief executive officer (CEO) of both ADNOC and Masdar. Speaking to the news agency AFP, a COP28 spokesperson said the leaked documents were inaccurate and were not used by the summit in meetings. "It is extremely disappointing to see the BBC use unverified documents in their reporting," the spokesperson said. (With inputs from agencies)

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An old video of Geert Wilders, the probable prime minister of The Netherlands notorious for his anti-Islam views, has gone viral on social media where he can be heard making another inflammatory remark against Muslims.

The video, believed to have been recorded in 2020, has been going viral on social media X as he looks to soften his image amidst expectations of him succeeding outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte after the recently-concluded elections which saw his Freedom Party (PVV) winning a majority of seats in the parliament.

<h2>Inflammatory remarks against Muslims</h2>

In the undated video, he purportedly said, “I have a message for all the Muslims in the Netherlands who do not respect our freedom, our democracy and our core values, who find the rules of the Quran more important than our secular laws—Get out," he purportedly said.

“Leave for an Islamic country. Then, you can enjoy Islamic rules. Those are their rules, but not ours," he added.

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Despite winning a majority of seats in the Nov 22 elections, Freedom Party (PVV) is projected to hold only 24 per cent of seats in the Dutch parliament (that is 37 seats in the 150-member assembly), paving the way for coalition talks with other parties to form the government. The final results are expected to be declared next week.

However, due to Wilders’ extreme views, some parties have been hesitant to extend support.

Pieter Omtzigt, who leads the centrist NSC Party, which has 20 seats, and is seen as a likely partner in a Wilders' government, has said cooperation would be difficult due to extreme positions Wilders has voiced that violate Dutch constitutional protections on freedom of religion, reports Reuters news agency.

<h2>Parties refusing to extend support due to&nbsp;Wilders' extreme views</h2>

At the weekend, Wilders blasted other parties on social media X for not wanting to work with him and vowed that eventually, "I will be prime minister of this beautiful country."

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He said thwarting his ambition to become premier would betray democracy and said they had opened a “political bag of tricks”.

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“If we are not given the opportunity to translate the voice and democratic mandate of millions of people into executive responsibility, we will only become bigger and bigger. Because the genie is out of the bottle and won’t go back in,” Wilders wrote.

(With inputs from agencies)

An old video of Geert Wilders, the probable prime minister of The Netherlands notorious for his anti-Islam views, has gone viral on social media where he can be heard making another inflammatory remark against Muslims.

An old video of Geert Wilders, the probable prime minister of The Netherlands notorious for his anti-Islam views, has gone viral on social media where he can be heard making another inflammatory remark against Muslims. The video, believed to have been recorded in 2020, has been going viral on social media X as he looks to soften his image amidst expectations of him succeeding outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte after the recently-concluded elections which saw his Freedom Party (PVV) winning a majority of seats in the parliament. Inflammatory remarks against Muslims In the undated video, he purportedly said, “I have a message for all the Muslims in the Netherlands who do not respect our freedom, our democracy and our core values, who find the rules of the Quran more important than our secular laws—Get out," he purportedly said. “Leave for an Islamic country. Then, you can enjoy Islamic rules. Those are their rules, but not ours," he added. Geert Wilders aka “The Dutch Donald Trump” Goes off on Muslims “I have a message for all Muslims in the Netherlands who do not respect our freedom, our democracy, and our core values, who find the rules of the Quran more important than our secular laws—GET OUT! His Demands to… pic.twitter.com/y1MyH6mQIN — UltraMJTruth (@MJTruthUltra) November 25, 2023 × Disclaimer: WION could not independently verify the authenticity of the video, and the accuracy of the translation being provided Despite winning a majority of seats in the Nov 22 elections, Freedom Party (PVV) is projected to hold only 24 per cent of seats in the Dutch parliament (that is 37 seats in the 150-member assembly), paving the way for coalition talks with other parties to form the government. The final results are expected to be declared next week. However, due to Wilders’ extreme views, some parties have been hesitant to extend support. Pieter Omtzigt, who leads the centrist NSC Party, which has 20 seats, and is seen as a likely partner in a Wilders' government, has said cooperation would be difficult due to extreme positions Wilders has voiced that violate Dutch constitutional protections on freedom of religion, reports Reuters news agency. Parties refusing to extend support due to Wilders' extreme views At the weekend, Wilders blasted other parties on social media X for not wanting to work with him and vowed that eventually, "I will be prime minister of this beautiful country." Also read | Video goes viral of US police arresting two black men at a Starbucks outlet for trespassing He said thwarting his ambition to become premier would betray democracy and said they had opened a “political bag of tricks”. Also read | More than 100 climate activists arrested after two-day blockade of Australia’s largest coal port “If we are not given the opportunity to translate the voice and democratic mandate of millions of people into executive responsibility, we will only become bigger and bigger. Because the genie is out of the bottle and won’t go back in,” Wilders wrote. (With inputs from agencies)

Dutch probable PM Geert Wilders asks Muslims to leave country; old video goes viral

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Hurricane-force winds coupled with heavy rains impacted electricity supply leaving millions of people in Russia, Ukraine and occupied Ukraine without power on Monday (November 27). The rains and the wind caused flooding in many regions.

<h2>More than 2000 towns and villages affected in Ukraine</h2>

Ukraine's interior ministry has said that more than 2000 towns and villages in the country lost power due to bad weather. The Ukrainian mainland was lashed by up to 25 centimetres (10 inches) of snow.

"In total, 2,019 settlements in 16 regions are cut off from the grid," Ukraine's interior ministry said.

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Authorities in Odesa, a city in southern Ukraine, said that 1624 people people were trapped in snow and had to be helped. The city has often been target of Russian strikes since its invasion of Ukraine in February last year. Temperatures in the region have fallen below zero and there have been reports of winds gusting up to 72 kilometres an hour.

<h2>Situation in Russia and occupied Ukraine</h2>

Videos on social media showed huge waves crashing on Russian coasts of the Black Sea. Wind speeds reached over 140 kilometres in some places.

Reports in the local media said that there were at least four deaths.

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Russian state media reported that two bodies were found in Krasnodar region. A sailor was killed in Kerch Strait between Russia and Crimea.

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Oleg Kryuchkov, an adviser to Russian-installed Crimea governor Sergei Aksyonov said that one man was killed in the Russia-annexed region.

"The man went out to look at the waves and, unfortunately, tragically died," said Kryuchkov.

According to Russian energy minister, "about 1.9 million people" in Russia were affected due to power cuts. This mainly included population in southern Russian regions like Dagestan, Krasnodar and Rostov and also occupied Ukrainian territories like Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia and Crimea.

The Russia-installed governor of Crimea Aksyonov said that efforts were on to restore electricity in next two days.

(With inputs from agencies)

Hurricane-force winds coupled with heavy rains impacted electricity supply leaving millions of people in Russia, Ukraine and occupied Ukraine without power on Monday (November 27).

Hurricane-force winds coupled with heavy rains impacted electricity supply leaving millions of people in Russia, Ukraine and occupied Ukraine without power on Monday (November 27). The rains and the wind caused flooding in many regions. More than 2000 towns and villages affected in Ukraine Ukraine's interior ministry has said that more than 2000 towns and villages in the country lost power due to bad weather. The Ukrainian mainland was lashed by up to 25 centimetres (10 inches) of snow. "In total, 2,019 settlements in 16 regions are cut off from the grid," Ukraine's interior ministry said. Watch | Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine calls for more weapon supplies from west to counter Moscow × Authorities in Odesa, a city in southern Ukraine, said that 1624 people people were trapped in snow and had to be helped. The city has often been target of Russian strikes since its invasion of Ukraine in February last year. Temperatures in the region have fallen below zero and there have been reports of winds gusting up to 72 kilometres an hour. Situation in Russia and occupied Ukraine Videos on social media showed huge waves crashing on Russian coasts of the Black Sea. Wind speeds reached over 140 kilometres in some places. Reports in the local media said that there were at least four deaths. Also Read | US, Germany forcing Ukraine to end war with Russia and ready to accept new boundary: Report Russian state media reported that two bodies were found in Krasnodar region. A sailor was killed in Kerch Strait between Russia and Crimea. Also Read | Russia using UK tech to wage electronic warfare, claims ‘concerned’ Ukraine Oleg Kryuchkov, an adviser to Russian-installed Crimea governor Sergei Aksyonov said that one man was killed in the Russia-annexed region. "The man went out to look at the waves and, unfortunately, tragically died," said Kryuchkov. According to Russian energy minister, "about 1.9 million people" in Russia were affected due to power cuts. This mainly included population in southern Russian regions like Dagestan, Krasnodar and Rostov and also occupied Ukrainian territories like Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia and Crimea. The Russia-installed governor of Crimea Aksyonov said that efforts were on to restore electricity in next two days. (With inputs from agencies)

Millions without power as storm hits Russia, Ukraine

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A drunk para-athlete in Thailand went on a massacre at his wedding reception, killing his wife and three others, before turning the gun on himself.

The incident happened on Saturday (Nov 25) at 11.25 pm (local time) in north-east Thailand’s Nam Khieo district.

The athlete, who is also a former soldier, was identified as Chaturong Suksuk, 29.

<h2>Couple lived together for three years before deciding to get married&nbsp;</h2>

According to Bangkok Post, Suksuk was in a live-in relationship with the bride, 44-year-old Kanchana Pachunthuek, for three years, before both decided to get married on Saturday morning.

On that fateful day, Suksuk got drunk during the celebrations, went to his car and returned with his pistol. He shot dead the bride, her 62-year-old mother and 38-year-old sister, and one other guest.&nbsp;That guest was said to have sustained grievous injuries.

Suksuk then shot himself and died on the spot, according to the police.

A police spokesperson told the BBC that the groom “was quite intoxicated at the time”.

Police said they recovered 11 bullets from the shooting scene. Suksuk reportedly bought the gun last year.

<h2>Groom was upset about age gap</h2>

It is unclear why he suddenly went on a rampage, but the Bangkok Post daily, citing guests at the wedding, reported that the groom was upset about something.

Local media reported, citing the guests, that the couple had an argument during the party. One of the arguments is also said to have centred around how Suksuk&nbsp;felt insecure about the age gap between him and Kanchana.

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However, police termed it as a speculation, saying that they had collected evidence and expected to close the case "soon".

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Suksuk is a decorated soldier and won a silver medal in swimming at the Asean Para Games in Indonesia last year.

He was also believed to be on the list of athletes competing in the World Abilitysport Games in Thailand next month.

Suksuk lost his right leg while on duty with the paramilitary light infantry force, which patrols Thailand's borders.

(With inputs from agencies)

A drunk para-athlete in Thailand went on a massacre at his wedding reception, killing his wife and three others, before turning the gun on himself. The incident happened on Saturday (Nov 25) at 11.

A drunk para-athlete in Thailand went on a massacre at his wedding reception, killing his wife and three others, before turning the gun on himself. The incident happened on Saturday (Nov 25) at 11.25 pm (local time) in north-east Thailand’s Nam Khieo district. The athlete, who is also a former soldier, was identified as Chaturong Suksuk, 29. Couple lived together for three years before deciding to get married According to Bangkok Post, Suksuk was in a live-in relationship with the bride, 44-year-old Kanchana Pachunthuek, for three years, before both decided to get married on Saturday morning. On that fateful day, Suksuk got drunk during the celebrations, went to his car and returned with his pistol. He shot dead the bride, her 62-year-old mother and 38-year-old sister, and one other guest. That guest was said to have sustained grievous injuries. Suksuk then shot himself and died on the spot, according to the police. A police spokesperson told the BBC that the groom “was quite intoxicated at the time”. Police said they recovered 11 bullets from the shooting scene. Suksuk reportedly bought the gun last year. Groom was upset about age gap It is unclear why he suddenly went on a rampage, but the Bangkok Post daily, citing guests at the wedding, reported that the groom was upset about something. Local media reported, citing the guests, that the couple had an argument during the party. One of the arguments is also said to have centred around how Suksuk felt insecure about the age gap between him and Kanchana. Also read | Dutch probable PM Geert Wilders asks Muslims to leave, video goes viral However, police termed it as a speculation, saying that they had collected evidence and expected to close the case "soon". Also read | Russia using UK tech to wage electronic warfare, claims ‘concerned’ Ukraine Suksuk is a decorated soldier and won a silver medal in swimming at the Asean Para Games in Indonesia last year. He was also believed to be on the list of athletes competing in the World Abilitysport Games in Thailand next month. Suksuk lost his right leg while on duty with the paramilitary light infantry force, which patrols Thailand's borders. (With inputs from agencies)

‘Drunk’ Thai groom shoots wife, three others at wedding reception, then kills self

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