The world’s wealthiest people are driving a disproportionate share of climate pollution while poorer communities bear the heaviest costs of floods, heatwaves, food insecurity and other climate ...
The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and decades of nuclear testing at Semipalatinsk left Japan and Kazakhstan with ...
INDIA: ‘The Protest Movement Refuses to Die down, and the Government’s Legitimacy Is Now in Doubt’, CIVICUS discusses India’s ...
On November 2, the United States launched a series of limited, defensive strikes on Iranian targets on Qeshm Island and ...
Understanding how ocean acidification is unfolding across the Pacific requires more than individual research projects or ...
PFAS in data centers in Mexico raise concerns about toxic chemical pollution, health risks and the lack of environmental ...
Building the City of the Future, Glass towers catch the Gulf light. The dome of the Louvre Abu Dhabi scatters sunlight across the water.
Article 109 of the UN Charter provides a mechanism for reviewing the Charter itself. It allows a General Conference of all UN ...
They had to choose between bad Zionists and good Zionists. Thus, unsurprisingly, there is no clear winner – both major blocs are neck and neck as usual. The only difference this time is the Arab ...
As the race for the next UN Secretary-General moves forward, the campaign of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Assistant ...
As COP17 came to a close, the financing gap for implementing the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework remained ...
IPS looks at how funding moves from the GEF to local communities and supports biodiversity conservation and ecosystem ...
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