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- 1Israeli election dead heat: both blocs poll at 52 seats▼'Change bloc,' Netanyahu bloc each poll at 52 seats one month before Israel election - poll
With one month to go before Israel's election, a new poll shows the anti-Netanyahu 'change bloc' and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc tied at 52 seats each, according to the Jerusalem Post. The deadlock suggests neither side is positioned to secure a majority in the 120-seat Knesset, keeping the outcome highly uncertain and raising the prospect of another prolonged coalition-building struggle after the vote.
- 2What to know about the EU's updated anti-greenwashing law●What to know about the EU’s updated anti-greenwashing law
The European Union has updated its anti-greenwashing rules, tightening how companies can make environmental claims about their products. The revised law aims to ban vague or unverified sustainability labels and require claims such as 'climate neutral' to be backed by evidence. Businesses and marketers are watching closely to see how the changes will affect advertising and compliance obligations across the bloc.
- 3Israel election dead heat: rival blocs tied at 52 seats●'Change bloc', Netanyahu bloc each poll at 52 seats one month before Israel election - poll
A new poll taken one month before Israel's election shows the 'Change bloc' and Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc deadlocked at 52 seats each, suggesting neither side is positioned to secure a clear majority. With the vote weeks away, the tie underscores how narrowly divided Israeli voters remain and how coalition negotiations could ultimately decide who forms the next government.
- 4CARICOM backs new health and climate change action plan●CARICOM endorses new action plan on health and climate change developed
CARICOM has endorsed a new action plan addressing the intersection of health and climate change, according to the St Kitts Nevis Observer. The regional bloc's endorsement signals a coordinated Caribbean approach to confronting climate-related health threats such as extreme weather, disease and food security. Further details of the plan's measures and funding have not yet been widely reported.