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Colombia fue anfitriona de casi 60 países en un momento crucial en el escenario mundial para la lucha por la transición hacia un futuro de energía limpia. Mirando hacia el mar desde las grises playas de arena de Santa Marta, en la costa caribeña de Colombia, nunca es difícil detectar evidencias del próspero comercio de exportación de combustibles fósiles del país. Los petroleros están fondeados en el horizonte y, a veces, dicen los lugareños, trozos de carbón llegan a la orilla, arrastrados por el viento desde los buques carboneros que transportan cargamentos de las minas cercanas. Fue aquí, el miércoles por la noche, donde el gobierno colombiano dio un paso audaz para cambiar su economía – y la del resto del mundo – alejándose de la dependencia del carbón, el gas y el petróleo hacia una nueva era de energía limpia. Con la primera conferencia sobre "la transición para abandonar los combustibles fósiles", el anfitrión se unió a casi 60 países decididos a aflojar el control de los petroestados sobre el futuro del mundo. Seguir leyendo...

Ed Davey ataca a Reform calificándolo de «franquicia de Maga» y afirma que Elon Musk canaliza ideas de extrema derecha hacia el Reino Unido a través de X Política del Reino Unido en vivo – últimas actualizaciones Los Liberal Demócratas están presionando para prohibir que los parlamentarios acepten pagos de X como parte de una propuesta de endurecimiento general contra lo que Ed Davey calificará como una «amenaza seria» para la democracia británica por parte de los EE. UU. de Donald Trump y otros países. Al anunciar el plan el martes, el líder de los Lib Dems renovó sus ataques contra Reform UK —una serie de cuyos parlamentarios han recibido dinero de X—, calificándolo de «una franquicia de la política Maga» en lugar de una entidad política británica. Continuar leyendo...

Peers and campaigners say proposal for three-year window to impose controls breaks promise of quick actionPeers will vote on Monday on a government move that could delay action on children’s access to social media for up to three years, which has triggered a backlash from campaigners and senior figures in the Lords.Ministers tabled an amendment to the children’s wellbeing and schools bill that would allow them to wait before introducing new restrictions, Critics warn it risks watering down earlier commitments to act within months and could result in only limited interventions such as parental controls rather than sweeping measures on access. Continue reading...

• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is urging the state House to approve a revived AI Bill of Rights before a special session, following Senate passage of sweeping AI restrictions. • The legislation would remove from office local officials violating the rules and prohibit companion chatbots from interacting with minors without parental consent. • This move addresses rising concerns over AI safety, governance, and potential misuse in public and private sectors amid generative AI's rapid adoption.

• Northland analysts have initiated a buy rating on USA Rare Earth as the U.S. pursues rare earth independence from China. • The move reflects broader geopolitical efforts to establish domestic supply chains for critical materials essential to technology and defense sectors. • Rare earth elements are vital for electronics, renewable energy, and military applications, making supply chain security a strategic priority.

Justice department has already identified 384 foreign-born people whose US citizenship it wants to revokeThe Trump administration is reportedly pushing the justice department to pursue hundreds of denaturalization cases, in which Americans born outside of the US are stripped of their citizenship.The justice department has already identified 384 foreign-born US citizens, whose citizenship it wants to revoke and will begin the process in the coming weeks, according to the New York Times. Continue reading...

• House Republicans openly questioned President Donald Trump's mid-decade redistricting strategy on Wednesday, following a Democratic victory in Virginia on Tuesday that threatens the GOP's slim House majority. • The Virginia vote paves the way for as many as four Republican seats to be lost, intensifying GOP concerns about the redistricting war Trump sparked. • Republican lawmakers are now expressing misgivings about the strategy, signaling potential fractures within the party over Trump's aggressive electoral positioning ahead of the November midterms.