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The secrets driving unstoppable Spain's football dominance
Spain's football philosophy emphasizes early talent identification and a uniform coaching structure across all levels. This approach prioritizes team cohesion and collective strength over individual talent, ensuring consistent development. Coaches are interconnected across age groups, allowing for a seamless transition of players. Notably, many players on the national team have previously worked under the same coach. Continuous evolution within their playing style aims to sustain their success in upcoming tournaments.
'Mobilising $1.3 trillion annually by 2035 to require overhaul of climate finance system'
Mobilising $1.3 trillion a year in climate finance for developing countries by 2035 is achievable, but only with a major overhaul of the global climate finance system, according to a report released by Brazil’s COP30 presidency at COP31 in Antalya. Without policy changes, annual flows are projected to reach only about $460 billion, leaving an $840 billion shortfall. The report says a combination of public and private funding, carbon markets and new taxes could raise $1.27-1.41 trillion annually by 2035. Private investment could contribute $882 billion, public sources $351-384 billion and carbon markets $40-144 billion.
Climate finance remains key friction point as COP31 opens in Turkiye's Antalya
COP31 commenced in Antalya, where climate finance was added to the agenda after negotiations. Developed countries opposed the proposal for a dedicated discussion on adaptation finance. Concerns were raised regarding the weakening trust among nations over the inclusion process. The African Group's suggestion for increased adaptation finance was notably rejected. As COP31 emphasizes implementation, delegates stressed that financial support is essential for achieving climate goals.
Climate finance, trade likely to be on COP31 table
COP31, scheduled to occur in Antalya from November 9-20, will address significant climate finance and trade issues. Discussions include the funding developed countries owe to developing nations for climate change adaptation. The African Group aims to formalize financial support strategies and assess funding needs for climate initiatives. Additionally, proposals regarding the impact of climate-related trade measures on developing countries have been put forward.
How China's clean-tech machine is reshaping the global climate fight
In 2024, China took the lead as the top investor in global clean technology, directing $132 billion to developing nations to aid carbon reduction efforts. This unprecedented infusion of resources could potentially reshape the landscape of international climate finance.
Solo Leveling: Ragnarok Season 3 released: Chapter 69 brings Cha Haein back after years in the Land of Snowfolk; new artist takes over
Solo Leveling: Ragnarok has returned after a 10-month hiatus with the release of Chapters 69, 70 and 71, bringing back Cha Haein after years in the Land of the Snowfolk. The latest chapters show her reunion with fellow S-Rank Hunters as Sung Suho's battle against Arsha reaches a crucial stage. Season 3 also marks the debut of new artist Sanjimseung, who takes over from Jin following his departure for South Korea's mandatory military service.
Brazil offers road map to phase down fossil fuels, halt deforestation
Building on the decision adopted at the first global stocktake of the Paris Agreement at COP28 in Dubai in 2023, these seek to advance climate action, strengthen international cooperation and mobilise investment, while supporting economic development, energy security and people's livelihoods. "This is the last delivery of the COP30 presidency," said Ana Toni, chief executive of the 2025 round of the UN climate talks.
US-friendly nations slash treasury purchases by 60%, led by Asia
In the first eight months of 2026, countries aligned with the US purchased a net total of $174.3 billion in Treasuries. This amount represents a significant decline, reflecting a drop of over 60% from the previous year. It marks the lowest investment level recorded for this period since 2021. The data highlights a shift in fiscal relationships between the US and its partners.
A win that defied all odds
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won the Brazilian presidential election on October 25 after trailing in the first round. His victory was supported by massive rallies and social media strategy, especially in Minas Gerais. Lula appointed allies as key partners to strengthen his government while also facing significant opposition in Congress. Global leaders, including Narendra Modi, quickly congratulated him on his election.
Creation is a movement from a wound
Art is an essential medium for personal and communal expression, shedding light on our cultural identities. The Kochi Biennale epitomizes social interaction and community involvement. Despite often facing limited resources, emerging artists manage to produce impactful works that reflect their creativity and resilience. The author highlights how art fosters self-awareness and enhances societal understanding, demonstrating its transformative potential in today's divided world.
Tiki-Takaover: How Spanish coaches became football's hottest commodity
After decades in the shadow of Italian, English and German counterparts, Spanish coaches -- From Guardiola and Enrique to Arteta and de la Fuente -- are now in high demand as both clubs and national teams seek to tap into the philosophy credited for Spain's success on the world stage.
Earlier this year, Jeff Bezos' Earth Fund committed $9.4 million to an Atlanta park; here's what residents could gain
Four Corners Park in Peoplestown is about to receive a significant transformation funded by a $9.4 million grant. This funding will enhance the park's facilities to better meet the needs of local residents. New features will include sports areas, community gardens, and improved safety measures. The project aims to address long-standing issues related to economic underinvestment in the neighborhood.
New York couple on modest salaries, built an art collection worth millions inside one-bedroom apartment. Then gave it away for free
A postal clerk and a librarian in New York built a collection of more than 4,000 artworks despite living their life on a modest income. They bought works by artists who were yet to gain wider recognition, filled their tiny apartment with paintings and sculptures, and eventually donated their collection worth millions to the National Gallery of Art. Their story reveals why they chose to share their prized possessions with the public rather than sell them for a fortune.
WEF could appoint Lagarde as early as November, sources say
Christine Lagarde is likely to be appointed as the chair of the World Economic Forum next month. This change would require her to step down from her position as European Central Bank chief. Following Lagarde's exit, there will be a reshuffle within the ECB due to upcoming political changes in France. The WEF board is scheduled to meet on November 2 to discuss her potential role.
Tyler Perry donated $750,000 to help Atlanta seniors keep their homes; His gift is now fighting rising property taxes
Tyler Perry has made a generous $750,000 contribution to help low-income seniors in Atlanta tackle overdue property taxes. This effort is part of Atlanta’s Anti-Displacement Tax Relief Fund, which aims to support seniors burdened by escalating tax fees. Since its introduction, this initiative has positively impacted numerous elderly homeowners while ensuring they can retain their residences amidst mounting property values.
Who is Soulja Boy? Rapper wants to become US president in 2028; reveals his political 'vision'
Soulja Boy has officially revealed his ambition to run for the presidency of the United States in 2028. Highlighting his commitment to economic growth, criminal justice reform, and educational innovation, the rapper aims to reshape public policy with his unique insights. This endeavor is reminiscent of Kanye West's earlier campaigns.
How two Australian brothers-in-law turned a garage wine business into a $50 million company in 5 years
Two Australian brothers-in-law started selling wine from a garage in Adelaide in 2011. By 2016, their company, Vinomofo, had reached $50 million in annual revenue, attracted a $25 million investment and built a membership base of more than 400,000. Here’s how their business grew in just five years.
AI-native networks, 6G to shape next phase of telecom, global leaders say at IMC 2026
India’s telecom sector is shifting from connectivity expansion to AI-native, programmable and secure networks, with technology leaders at India Mobile Congress 2026 outlining the road towards 6G. Executives said AI, on-device processing, computing, cybersecurity and domestic intellectual property will shape the next phase of India’s digital infrastructure and global technology ambitions.
AI-native networks, 6G to shape next phase of telecom, global leaders say at IMC 2026
India's telecom sector is moving beyond expanding connectivity towards building AI-native networks, integrating intelligence into infrastructure and shaping global 6G standards, with technology leaders at India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2026 highlighting the need for programmable, secure and intelligent networks to support the next phase of the digital economy.
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