SYDNEY, Australia — From next year, Australia will start offering natural-disaster-hit countries the chance to pause debt repayments in a bid to help stabilize climate-vulnerable Pacific neighbors. Australia’s Foreign Affairs Department told Agence France-Presse that “climate resilient debt clauses” would be offered on sovereign loan deals “by the end of 2025.” “These clauses will help Read The Rest at :
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