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Who should pay for climate loss and damage?

Blog / 22nd November 2024

Who should pay for climate loss and damage? The big oil and gas industry who are most responsible for the crisis—it’s fundamentally an issue of climate justice, says Abdoulaye Diallo for IPS news.

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Good governance should aim for the common good and for international cooperation

Blog / 11th October 2024

At the heart of good governance is the need for governments to treat other nations with respect, with peace, and with a readiness for dialogue and global cooperation, says Jeffrey Sachs.

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It’s time for rich polluters to pay for the climate crisis they created

Blog / 3rd October 2024

Rich countries, whose emissions have fueled the climate crisis, must step up and take the lead. It’s time for rich polluters to pay for the destruction they’ve caused, writes Hilda Flavia Nakabuye.

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The UN Charter needs rewriting

Blog / 24th September 2024

Despite the less-than-revolutionary outcome of the UN Summit for the Future, hope for much-needed change remains. It can be introduced through a reform of the UN Charter, write Heba Aly, Brenda Mofya and Andreas Bummel for Al Jazeera.

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UN needs to “open its doors to the world’s people”, civil society demands

Blog / 19th September 2024

As the United Nations gears up for its Summit of the Future, civil society groups call for accountable global governance that includes the voices of the world’s people. Convened by Democracy Without Borders et al.

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