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No 'Plan B' when you are in an IMF programme: Finance Minister - Vimarsana News

No 'Plan B' when you are in an IMF programme: Finance Minister

Says talks for another loan package prerequisite for economic stability

Taking steps to curb inflation, US interest rates not a 'big concern': Aurangzeb - Vimarsana News

Taking steps to curb inflation, US interest rates not a 'big concern': Aurangzeb

Islamabad is hoping for up to $8bn under EFF under a programme spanning over two to three years

Hong Kong Green Week: banks urged to rethink and review funding criteria for energy transition projects - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong Green Week: banks urged to rethink and review funding criteria for energy transition projects

Banks need to adopt more forward-looking and long-term metrics on risk-return assessments to meet growing climate financing needs, according to top bankers at the Climate Business Forum.

Source: scmp.com
So much investment in arms, so little in saving the planet - Vimarsana News

So much investment in arms, so little in saving the planet

The world should pay heed to PM's appeal for climate action

View: Dirtier business around democracy and climate politics set to collide in 2024 - Vimarsana News

View: Dirtier business around democracy and climate politics set to collide in 2024

Over the next year, elections in countries with 40% of the world's people and emissions will shape climate policies. Some places may push for cleaner energy, but others might resist. A review of crucial upcoming events follows. India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged 500 gigawatts of renewables by 2030, while President Joko Widodo of Indonesia committed to a $20 billion agreement to retire the country's coal generators ahead of schedule.