Top Global News Highlights for September 15, 2025

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Key events on September 15, 2025, include diplomatic talks in the Middle East, advancements in climate policy, and domestic developments in India. Reports from The Hindu and PBS News provide comprehensive coverage of these stories, reflecting ongoing global and regional issues. Differing viewpoints on international relations are presented objectively.

UN News Highlights for September 15, 2025

UN News on September 15, 2025, focuses on global issues including climate action, peacekeeping, and humanitarian aid. The audio briefing covers key developments from the United Nations headquarters. It emphasizes international cooperation on pressing challenges.

Zucman tax and its potential use for climate questioned

In its weekly newsletter, Le Monde's 'Chaleur humaine' podcast addresses a listener's question about the Zucman tax. This proposal targets the wealthiest, but its allocation is debated between ecological transition and debt reduction. The piece examines if it can directly benefit the climate.

New study forecasts heat-related deaths a week in advance

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Researchers at Uppsala University have developed a forecasting system that can predict heat-related deaths in Europe a week in advance. The system combines meteorological data with health statistics for more accurate warnings. Over 100,000 people died from extreme heat in Europe during the summers of 2022 and 2023.

Eu commission sues sweden over renewable energy breach

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The eu commission is taking sweden to court for failing to fully implement new rules on simpler permits for renewable energy. The directive, effective since 2023, was due to be transposed into swedish law by july 2024. Sweden now faces potential fines if ruled against.