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Global summit ends without securing finance commitments needed to protect biodiversity
Article / 2nd November 2026The UN Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP17) ended with declining hope for ‘fair and equitable benefit-sharing’ and global financing to reverse biodiversity loss.
Why is Gen Z revolting?
Article / 2nd November 2026Genuine efforts are needed to address the inequalities and governance failures that motivate young people to take to the streets, writes Oscar Berglund.
The eradication of extreme poverty by 2030: a key UN goal will be a missed target
Article / 31st October 2026The international day for the eradication of poverty, commemorated last week, was a grim reminder that the UN will not achieve its highly-ambitious target of helping eradicate extreme poverty—”in all its forms”– by 2030.
Wealthy buy climate disaster protection, poorest left behind
Report / 27th October 2026The wealthy can buy protection from climate disasters while the poorest are left to cope with shrinking resources, according to a new report by Oxfam.
UN marks 81 years of global cooperation
Blog / 26th October 2026The United Nations celebrated its 81st anniversary on Saturday, highlighting more than eight decades of work to advance peace, human rights and development around the world.
UN says hunger is ‘an avoidable tragedy’ in a world of plenty
News / 20th October 2026More than a quarter of humanity struggles to get enough food, even though the world produces enough for everyone, says the UN human rights chief Volker Türk, blaming injustice and the denial of human rights for hunger in a world of plenty.
Global summit ends without securing finance commitments needed to protect biodiversity The UN Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP17) ended with declining hope for ‘fair and equitable benefit-sharing’ and global financing to reverse biodiversity loss, reports Julia Conley for Common Dreams. https://sharing.org/information-centre/articles/global-summit-ends-without-securing-finance-commitments-needed-to-protect-biodiversity/
“The time has come when we must demonstrate in our millions not against this or that, but on the basis of the goodwill and compassion that defines who we truly are”
—Mohammed Sofiane Mesbahi