Commission an immediate public inquiry into how to ensure a responsible press given its contribution to Dr Arday’s tragic death.

Development comes after Anthropic was found to have spent millions on books to scan for ‘data acquisition’

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PART ONE

In July of 1963, the General Union of Palestinian Women (GUPW) was founded.The idea took shape through an important meeting called by the Arab Women’s Union (AWU) leader Zulaykha al-Shihabi, aimed at bringing together the often-fragmented networks of Palestinian women in Palestine and the diaspora. It was a moment that directly responded to calls from the Palestinian people, and fostered the political participation of women within the national struggle for liberation.The GUPW organized women across Palestine through various forms of popular resistance, raising political consciousness and creating a network that directly supported the needs of the Palestinian people. Its founding marked a significant milestone in our history, showing how Palestinian women have always been a vital part of the struggle for freedom, equality, and progress.The origins of GUPW are the result of a long legacy of Palestinian women and feminist organizing, that continues to this day in our homeland and across the diaspora to push for national and social liberation.

WELLINGTON: New Zealand is making targeted changes to its climate legislation to improve efficiency, reduce costs and manage growing climate risks, a senior official said on Wednesday. The proposed amendments to the Climate Change Response Act aim to streamline "complex and overlapping requirements" to ensure New Zealand's climate change framework remains "practical, efficient and fit for purpose," Climate Change Minister Simon Watts said in a statement. The bill includes requiring, for the first time, local councils to develop adaptation plans for high-risk communities. These plans will cover at least 30 years and outline staged actions and investment needed to manage climate-related natural hazards risks over time, the statement said. "This gives communities clarity, reduces risks early, and helps avoid higher long-term costs," Watts was quoted as saying. The minister said the measure would improve consistency nationwide, noting that some councils "are already working well with their communities to adapt." The bill also proposes changes to the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme, including stronger governance of the secondary market to improve transparency and integrity. Additional reforms aim to remove disincentives for decarbonization and create pathways for carbon removals or new emissions sources to be included in the trading scheme, excluding agriculture...

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This week, MPs will vote on the second reading of the Courts and Tribunals Bill. Don’t let the anodyne name fool you – this is one of the most revolutionary pieces of legislation in our…