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Australian politicians discussed renegotiating trade deals with the EU, emissions decline figures, and the demolition of a closed coal plant.

Steady: 1 in the last 7 days Updated friday

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  2. Don Farrell is working to forge a Free Trade Agreement between the EU and Australia, following Canada's move to join the EU.
  3. Kenya participates in COP31 negotiations in NYC, highlighting observed climate loss impacts.

How it started

2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Sep 17. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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Australian politicians discussed renegotiating trade deals with the EU, emissions decline figures, and the demolition of a closed coal plant.

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Chris BowenBarnaby Joyce

How it developed

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  1. Don Farrell, representing the Australian red meat industry, is appealing for business support regarding the ongoing Free Trade Agreement negotiations with the EU, amidst concerns over climate obligations.Sub-event
  2. Chris Bowen and Dan Tehan are involved in talks, chairing the COP31 conference as a diplomatic compromise while also discussing the G20.Sub-event
  3. Australian politicians address EU trade deals and domestic energy/emissions policy.1 source

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