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Direct air capture quietly hits a unit-cost milestone.
Three projects this week reported sub-$400/ton, the threshold most analysts said was a decade away.
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Bangladesh interim government under Yunus faces scrutiny on Rohingya commitments
A Dhaka Tribune commentary questions whether Bangladesh’s interim government under Dr Muhammad Yunus has delivered on expectations for the Rohingya.
Suu Kyi shift, Win Myint release signal junta’s misreading of threat
Myanmar’s military has shifted Aung San Suu Kyi from a Naypyidaw interrogation center to a “designated residence” and released former president U Win Myint on April 17, moves that followed junta‑run general elections widely dismis…
Roger Stone hired to lobby for Myanmar junta; activists condemn deal
US Foreign Agents Registration Act filings last week show conservative operative Roger Stone was commissioned through DCI Group to provide “public affairs services” to Myanmar’s information ministry, paid $50,000 per month to “reb…
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