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Strategic convergence for mutual benefitMore recently, there have been greater opportunities for partnership, with Brazil taking over from India as G20 president and vice versa fo...
BGMI 3.6 update released: New features and what you can do after downloadingBGMI 3.6 update will be released on January 16. New features include the Sacred Quartet theme mode, new items, abilities, vehicles, and enh...
Finance or climate goals? COP29 begins with conflicting voicesThe dispute on the dialogue on the implementation of the outcomes of the global stocktake was about which track should house the discussion...
Fantastic Four rebooting for its next release, here’s all you need to knowScriptwriters at Marvel Studio are busy reworking Marvel's first family, which will be featured in The Fantastic Four. In addition, the pro...
- BASIC countries reiterate commitment to implementation of climate treaties
The four advanced countries have called for the accelerating the implementation of the pre-2020 commitments and action.
Ratification of Paris Agreement underway by member nationsOne of the key issues that will be at the centre of global negotiations in the run-up to the December meeting in Morocco is the transparenc...
BASIC nations call for differentiation in each of the six elements of Paris agreementBASIC quartet of Brazil, South Africa, India and China has stressed the need to ensure that developed and developing countries are not trea...
Advanced developing countries quartet BASIC puts out vision of proposed Paris AgreementBASIC stressed on the need to fulfill the commitments made by industrialised countries to reduce carbon emission and provide support to dev...
Adapt to climate and cut emissions, say Brazil, South Africa, India and ChinaThe quartet stressed that the new global compact must be balanced and include the efforts to be made by each country or INDC.
BASIC meet: Efforts to adapt to climate change high on agendaBASIC comprising 4 economies- Brazil, South Africa, India & China, emphasized need to focus on adapting to climate change as well as reduce...
Time for action by developing nations on climate change: Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar"We must incentivise action -- the first step in this regard is enhanced action by developing countries", the Minister said.
Brazil, South Africa, India and China chalk out plan for climate negotiationsJavadekar had in his intervention made it clear that a robust global agreement on climate change is directly linked to the predictable avai...
Warsaw Climate Meet to focus on emissionsIndia has made it clear that industrialised countries need reduce their emissions to ensure that the world doesn't hurtle along the path of...
- Brazil, South Africa, India, China discuss negotiating position for talks in Doha
With the Bangkok round of UN sponsored climate negotiations just through, the BASIC quartet—Brazil, South Africa, India and China - came to...
- India asks Israel to stop all settlement activities in occupied Palestinian land
SM Krishna also emphasised India supports a negotiated solution resulting in a "sovereign, independent, viable & united state of Palestine".
- BASIC quartet mulls working out a common strategy for climate change action
A little more than a month ahead of the crucial Bangkok round of climate negotiations, the BASIC quartet-- Brazil, South Africa, India and ...
- Environment ministers of BASIC to discuss climate strategy
South Africa, which has never been opposed to the idea of a legal agreement, supported the idea as did Brazil.
Durban climate summit: No change in BASIC countries stand on emission cutsThe BASIC quartet together scorched rumours that China had decided to break ranks when it made its 'offer' of accepting a legally binding a...
- BASIC pushes for Kyoto Protocol's extension
The BASIC quartet—Brazil, South Africa, India and China—came together scorching all rumours that China had decided to break ranks when it m...
- Kyoto Protocol to be BASIC's priority
The four emerging economies gave no indication about their position on the contentious issue of a legal outcome for the Bali track of negot...