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Minister Lan said that given the disease burden caused by tobacco, preventing and combating tobacco harm were a top priority public health issue around the world. Tobacco use is rapidly shifting from developed to developing countries, causing harmful impacts to countries, including Việt Nam.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a landmark decree on 4 December regarding measures to increase the efficiency of attracting investment into Kazakhstan’s economy and accelerating economic growth. The decree outlines a comprehensive plan to empower the Investment Promotion Council (Investment Headquarters) with unprecedented authority. As stipulated in the decree, the Investment Promotion Council will have […]

Trillions have been spent on renewables yet they still provide less than 10% of global energy. Read more.

For the first time the world has agreed to move away from fossil fuels | Leaders

A landmark agreement clinched by nearly 200 government ministers is calling for the world to begin slowing down the use of fossil fuels, but they left the

Earlier in May, Brazil had garnered the support of practically all South American and Caribbean countries, meeting a crucial UN requirement for hosting the climate talks.

WHILE some highly developed and small nations have already controlled smoking prevalence in their countries, emerging economies like the Philippines are on the right track to achieve this goal, according to advocates of Global Tobacco Harm Reduction. Vaporized nicotine products or electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are considered a better alternative to…

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a landmark decree on Dec 4 regarding measures to increase the efficiency of attracting investment into ...

Within the framework of the distinguished bilateral relations between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Russian...

The Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) has launched a new initiative to bridge the Net Zero energy technology gap between nations in the Global North and the Global South.