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US government slashes humanitarian aid pledge as cuts kill hundreds of thousands globally
News / 6th January 2026Research estimates that the destruction of USAID has killed hundreds of thousands of people across the globe—and could kill millions more in the coming years.
500 richest people gained record $2.2 trillion in 2025, fueling calls for wealth tax
News / 2nd January 2026Led by Big Tech billionaires including Jeff Bezos, Larry Ellison, and Elon Musk, the world’s 500 richest people added a record $2.2 trillion to their collective wealth in 2025.
2026 will mark a new world disorder
Blog / 20th December 2025If the past few years marked the age of "polycrisis," then 2026 is the dawn of a new world disorder.
Petition signers want Elon Musk to be ‘the richest man in town’ this Christmas
Blog / 16th December 2025... by giving nearly half of his $500 billion fortune to the children of the world.
Just 0.001% hold three times the wealth of poorest half of humanity, report finds
Report / 10th December 2025Just 0.001% of the world’s population control three times as much wealth as the entire bottom half of humanity, according to the latest World Inequality Report 2026.
The G20 has failed on debt. Time to look to the UN
Blog / 27th November 2025If we want to find fair solutions to the debt problems that plague Global South countries, forums like the G20 won't deliver. It's time to establish a UN sovereign debt resolution mechanism, long demanded by G77 countries.
World’s richest nations are pulling back from global development efforts, study shows
News / 24th November 2025Two dozen of the world's richest nations are pulling back from their global development push, with many slashing aid budgets and multilateral funding.
Unpacking COP30’s politically charged Belém package
Article / 24th November 2025Following tense, nightlong negotiations and bitter rows between more than 190 country delegations, a “politically charged Belém package” was finally forged at COP30—so named because of the highly contentious and difficult-to-negotiate issues within the climate talks.
COP30 delivers limited but crucial wins despite the Global North obstruction and finance evasion
Article / 24th November 2025Civil society made hard-fought gains on a 'Just Transition' at COP30 in the face of the Global North’s obstruction and push for false solutions, reports the DCJ.
Ending world hunger costs less than 1% of military spending
News / 20th November 2025Ending hunger by 2030 would cost just $93 billion a year — less than one per cent of the $21.9 trillion spent on military budgets over the past decade, according to the UN's World Food Programme.