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Global fossil fuel emissions are set to hit a new high in 2025, according to research published Thursday that also warns curbing warming under 1.5C would now be essentially "impossible".

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In July, nationwide protests broke out over changes curbing the independence of Nabu and Sap.

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Over the past year, Fico has faced large street protests repeatedly over his seeking close ties with the Kremlin despite Russia's invasion of Ukraine and his curbing of rights.

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Hauser said that years of weak productivity growth meant the speed limit of the economy was lower, increasing inflation risks if the economy runs too hot, and curbing the RBA’s ability to cut interest rates.

Beijing has also built up a dominant position when it comes to processing global supplies, and it has rattled the US with the threat of curbing exports.

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