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Bonn has flopped. The UN climate talks are failing. We are in a climate emergency, yet rich country delegates seem to forget this, at our peril. There was next to no progress across the board. The June intersessionals were filled with more air than ...

Proper progress is urgently needed at the UNFCCC climate negotiations this week as, with each day passing, the talks are turning into a cesspit of inaction. Underscoring this is how divorced Bonn is fast becoming from real world conversations, while long-standing ...

Social and economic knock-on effects of green action hang over UN climate negotiations in Germany

As global temperatures break records, the financial toll on nations rises. Two UN conferences could offer solutions to ease the devastating impacts

The German Embassy in Port of Spain, in partnership with Climate Analytics, hosted an event on May 13 focusing on "just transition" in the Caribbean.

As the world plans for COP29, there are major opportunities for vulnerable countries to secure the resources crucial for building resilience against climate change.

Data confirms that the impacts of the climate crisis fall hardest on countries and people who are already struggling and who have contributed the least to climate change. But the right policies can both confront the climate crisis and protect and improve people’s social and economic rights. Low- and middle-income countries are disproportionately vulnerable to rising sea levels, severe storms, and extreme heat due to climate change, and marginalized people are to the damage caused by these

Data confirms that the impacts of the climate crisis fall hardest on countries and people who are already struggling and who have contributed the least to climate change.

Cabinet was updated on the outcomes of the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) during its

How can a COP cell help Pakistan map, track, and break its global climate isolation?