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The annual UN climate change negotiations officially kick off in Dubai, and Canada’s National Observer is on the ground to cover it.

The fund will help developing countries that are vulnerable to the consequences of climate change. Its scale or replenishment cycle, however, remains unclear. Some economists said the need of the hour is several trillion dollars.

Faith communities can bring a spiritual transformation of values and goals in life, and a reaffirmation of adhering to ethical guidelines. If all faith communities recognise that their calling is to mobilise the faithful to love and care for one another and the planet, imagine the transformatio...

The reality is that that humanity is over-consuming finite resources and, in the process, heating up the planet dangerously while creating an epic global pollution crisis, writes John Gibbons

Grim Projections In his latest grim artificial intelligence forecast, ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt says that there aren't enough guardrails to stop the technology from doing catastrophic harm. Speaking to a summit hosted by Axios this week, Schmidt, who is now the chairman of the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence, likened AI to the atomic bombs […]

A two-week UN conference starting today faces important decisions about setting up a new fund to support developing countries affected by climate change.

Global warming caused by human activity is just a guess, say thousands of scientists around the world. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change,

Here's a rough guide to the jargon being used in Dubai at COP28, the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference

Representatives of 197 countries who are ‘parties’ to the UNFCCC will participate at COP28

Welcome to POLITICO's inaugural Global Playbook, coming to you from the glitzy coastal city of Dubai.