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Addressing harmful cooking fuels is urgent. Despite global attention, solutions must prioritise African women and sustainable, long-term renewable energy altern

The list of high-level participants showed that women made up only 26 per cent of the attendees

Somalian pirates rose to infamy by the late 2000s and it took a concerted effort through international collaboration to subdue the threat. But piracy has recently seen a rise, which begs the question: Are the golden days of piracy returning?

The world’s poorest will bear the worst consequences of the climate crisis. Redirecting international resources to address entrenched inequalities provides a way out.

The two lawmakers tied at number one position scoring 80.2 per cent

More than 70,000 politicians, diplomats, campaigners, financiers and business leaders are in Dubai to talk about arresting the world’s slide toward environmental catastrophe. The need for progress has never been more urgent: 2023 will almost certainly be the hottest year on record, greenhouse gas emissions are still rising and promises…

Revelations on November 27 that COP28 host nation UAE planned to leverage its official position to pursue new oil and gas deals were a timely reminder that there are entire nations that essentially operate as oil companies, with precisely the same attention to morality as Exxon or Shell, writes Bill McKibben.

Greenhouse gas emissions are still rising, and promises to cut pollution remain insufficient to take the risk of unmanageable warming off the table.

An undercover sting operation has highlighted a Saudi Arabian government plan to artificially raise global oil demand, Channel 4 News revealed this evening. The investigation was released just days before climate crisis talks begin in the UAE. Officials from Saudi Arabia's Oil Sustainability Programme (OSP) have admitted the country's state-backed plan to target Africa and

Over 70,000 people are expected in Dubai for COP28, but what can they actually get done?