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AI network raises new demands for digital infrastructure across Asia and the Pacific (opens the original)
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The arrival of artificial intelligence has reshaped the digital landscape of Asia and the Pacific with AI embedded in network, infrastructure and daily use, yet persistent gaps in speed, reliability and computing power risk leaving countries behind. The convergence of AI, advanced networks, computing and data is transforming digital infrastructure from a system that simply carries information into one that can analyse information and support real-time decision-making. This could help countries t
Asia-Pacific charts next phase of digital transformation as AI reshapes connectivity (opens the original)
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Senior officials and key stakeholders from across Asia and the Pacific will gather at the United Nations in Bangkok to explore how artificial intelligence and digital technology can further improve efficiency and resilience in transport, energy systems, digital public services and disaster response. The fifth session of the Committee on Information and Communications Technology, Science, Technology and Innovation (CICTSTI-5), taking place from 2 to 4 September, will spotlight findings from the f
What climate signals reveal about mangrove risks (opens the original)
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A strong El Niño is underway and is strengthening in the Pacific while a positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) is expected to develop. Both events are known to alter sea temperatures, rainfall and water levels, creating conditions that place mangroves under severe stress. Against the backdrop of a changing climate, these events can amplify local environmental conditions in ways that are difficult to detect until impacts become visible. Recognising these signals early, through strengthened monitorin
Beneath warming seas, communities are helping reefs recover (opens the original)
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Every day, Ikraam Ali dives underneath the waters of Dharavandhoo in Maldives to tend to young corals growing in one of the many underwater nurseries of Muraka Farm. There are no crowds watching him, and there is no dramatic rescue mission unfolding. Just rows of small corals fixed carefully in place and the steady work of helping reefs recover, one coral at a time.For Ikraam, the co-founder of NGO Muraka Farm, this work has become part of his daily life. It is also great evidence to the world t
Asia-Pacific ministers adopt new roadmap to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution together (opens the original)
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Governments across Asia and the Pacific today agreed a new regional agenda to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution through more coordinated action, reflecting growing recognition that the region’s most pressing environmental challenges cannot be solved in isolation. Convened by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) this week, they adopted the Ministerial Declaration on Environment and Development in Asia and the Pacific 2026, togethe
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