Climate policy
Carney Government Rejects Conservative Pipeline Support Motion: What’s at Stake?
The Carney government has announced its intention to vote against a Conservative motion supporting pipeline development, marking a key moment in Canada’s ongoing energy debate.
Liberals Abandon Net Zero by 2050: What the Policy Shift Means for Australia’s Climate Future
The Liberal Party has formally abandoned its net zero by 2050 commitment, promising emissions reductions aligned with technological progress but rejecting mandated targets. This pivotal move redefines the Coalition’s climate policy, sparking debate within the party and across Australia about…
Barnaby Joyce’s Potential Defection: What’s Behind the Move to One Nation?
Barnaby Joyce, former Nationals leader, is reportedly considering a high-profile defection to Pauline Hanson’s One Nation. Coalition sources suggest his move could destabilise the opposition, amid ongoing tensions over climate policy and party direction.
Keystone XL Pipeline Revival: Canada’s Strategic Gamble with US
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s push to revive the Keystone XL pipeline with President Trump intertwines energy, trade, and climate politics—setting the stage for a complex negotiation that could reshape North American energy flows and industry.
Britain’s Conservatives at the Crossroads: Badenoch’s Bold Gamble
Facing plummeting polls and internal strife, Kemi Badenoch unveiled sweeping reforms at the Conservative Party conference, aiming to reclaim relevance and reshape the party’s identity in a rapidly changing Britain.
Andrew Hastie’s Resignation Deepens Liberal Party Divide
Andrew Hastie’s resignation from the Liberal frontbench exposes critical divisions over immigration and climate policy, signalling a turning point for conservative influence within the party.
