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Negotiators from the developing world are worried about 2024. But they also don’t expect much to change if Democrats prevail.

The first official Food and Agriculture Pavilion at a UNFCCC COP has been unveiled at Sharm El-Sheikh

The COP 27 climate summit is taking place amid a rash of political, economic and environmental upheavals, including missed funding and emission targets, increased pollution and climate devastation, ri

In the last week of September, emerging market (EM) bond fund outflows hit $4.2 billion, according to JP Morgan, bringing this year’s total to a record $70 billion. The exodus, set off by a rising U

The African Centre for Biodiversity and Third World Network invite you to a webinar in two sessions/ Le Centre Africain pour la Biodiversité et Third World

Dear President, In one of my previous series on fixing the Country Agenda, I categorically stated that you, the President of Ghana and the Citizenry need to appreciate that the current great economic depression is the causal effects of a combination of a buildup of mismanagement of the funds and…

The Tunis declaration, adopted on 27 September by trade unions from 39 African countries stresses the inclusion of labour provisions in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement to ensure compliance with international labour standards and the decent work agenda.

LISBON  —  Earlier this summer, the United Nations convened its Ocean Conference (UNOC) in Lisbon, Portugal. The goal was “to propel much needed science-based innovative solutions aimed at starting a new chapter of global ocean action”. The world needs a “sustainably managed ocean”, according to the UN’s undersecretary-general for legal affairs, Miguel de Serpa Soares, who

LISBON  —  Earlier this summer, the United Nations convened its Ocean Conference (UNOC) in Lisbon, Portugal. The goal was “to propel much needed science-based innovative solutions aimed at starting a new chapter of global ocean action”. The world needs a “sustainably managed ocean”, according to the UN’s undersecretary-general for legal affairs, Miguel de Serpa Soares, who

For the first time in its contemporary history, Colombia has a left-wing government. The presidency of Gustavo Petro, who took the reins August 8, marks a significant break from the political status q