Barbados PM Mia Mottley: 'King Charles III has been a man ahead of his time'
Mottley told FRANCE 24 that the world needs "moral strategic leadership" on a global scale to tackle the climate change issue.
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Unprecedented floods in Pakistan: Largest lake could burst its banks
Extreme weather events have also hit China over the summer, dealing a further blow to the slowing economy. We speak to the Atlantic Council's China expert, Michael Schuman, about the potential political ramifications of Beijing's economic policy.
Pakistan's new normal? Climate change triggers record monsoon floods
What is expected of the international community – not just the UN, which has launched a funding drive and the IMF, which has agreed to debt relief? And should Islamabad should put aside its rivalry with India on this one. Droughts and floods are a peril so great that some suggest a rethink of the way Pakistan is run.
Liffey Descent cancelled due to low water levels
Next month's Liffey Descent canoe and kayak race has been cancelled due to low water levels in the reservoir that supplies the River Liffey.
A melting glacier is moving the Italian-Swiss border near one of the world's largest ski resorts
Way up in the snowy Alps, the border between Switzerland and Italy has shifted due to a melting glacier. It is putting the location of an Italian mountain lodge in dispute.
Major wildfires sweep through north, south and east Greece
Fierce wildfires are sweeping through the north, south and east of Greece on Sunday, as a scorching heatwave boils the country.
Unprecedented heatwave cooks western Europe, with temperatures hitting 43 degrees Celsius
An intense and unprecedently early heatwave is baking western Europe, with temperatures in many places topping 40 degrees Celsius Saturday.
‘Silent killers’: Preparing for heatwaves could save thousands of lives every year, warns Red Cross
Deadly heatwaves kill thousands of people every year - but it doesn’t have to be this way, the world’s largest humanitarian network is urging.