Labour pledges clean power push 'within months'
Ahead of the UK election, BBC News reports that the Labour party has released more details of its plans for a new publicly owned energy company.
Source: carbonbrief.org
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Maintaining stability of Taiwan Straits in common interest of China and Japan, senior CPC official tells Kishida
Maintaining stability of the Taiwan Straits is in the common interest of both China and Japan, said Liu Jianchao, head of the International Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, when meeting with Japanese Prime Minister and President of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party Fumio Kishida in Tokyo on Wednesday. The two sides also expressed willingness to enhance political party exchanges.
Source: globaltimes.cn
Cross-Strait tension escalates following China's military drills around Taiwan
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'Military action will continue until complete reunification': China warns Taiwan of war as military drills conclude
Chinese military exercises around Taiwan this week simulated the seizure of the self-ruled island nation and the targeting of important centres on the island
Source: firstpost.com
Chinese military: China says drills around Taiwan test 'seizure of power' capability
On Friday, China announced that its ongoing military drills encircling Taiwan were intended to test the ability to seize control of the self-ruled island. These exercises, codenamed "Joint Sword-2024A," follow the inauguration of Taiwan's new president, Lai Ching-te, whose pro-independence stance Beijing strongly opposes. The two-day drills involve naval vessels and military aircraft and are part of China's increasing military intimidation of Taiwan. The United Nations and the United States have called for restraint, while Beijing has vowed to severely punish "Taiwan independenc...
Source: indiatimes.com