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Calling time on fossil fuels, the root cause of the climate crisis, has emerged as the central battle of the Dubai summit

Three WTO trainee and internship programmes conclude in Geneva —

The UNSC must undergo transformative changes to stay true to its founding principles and effectively address the complex challenges of our times

Citigroup Inc. is exploring entirely new deal structures it says have the potential to entice risk-averse investors to emerging markets via a controversial corner of climate finance.

Sultan Al Jaber urges nations to be flexible as talks reach impasse over whether to phase out or phase down fossil fuels

Australia’s climate minister says summit must aim to keep 1.5C goal alive so Pacific countries are not ‘swallowed by the seas’

Outstanding high achievers in business, research, advocacy and healthcare have been recognised by Flinders University for their significant and ongoing contributions around the world.The 12 high achievers were announced at a Flinders Alumni Awards ce

The category is emotionally powerful but fundamentally flawed.

As the climate crisis grows ever more urgent, the U.A.E. is championing a dangerously seductive approach to the problem.

There is $700m in the Loss and Damage fund so far. But this is less than 0.2% of the losses developing countries are facing as a result of climate change every year.