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During an ICJ hearing on December 5, India underscored the inadequacy of climate finance provided by developed countries, arguing for a minimum of $1 trillion annually to support developing nations …
India Highlights Inadequate Climate Finance at ICJ Hearing Read More
Vanuatu has lost its visa-free access to the EU due to a poorly managed citizenship by investment program, prompting grave concerns over security. This reprimand serves as a lesson for …
Lessons from Vanuatu’s EU Visa-Free Access Loss for Pacific Nations Read More
AzerGold CJSC’s Chairman Zakir Ibrahimov met with Guinea-Bissau officials to discuss collaboration opportunities in the nascent mining sector. The meeting emphasized AzerGold’s strategic objectives of international expansion and sustainable practices …
AzerGold’s Strategic Collaboration with Guinea-Bissau in Mining Exploration Read More
Fourteen UConn students attended COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, representing the university at a pivotal climate conference. They prepared extensively for this opportunity, facing both logistical and emotional challenges, while learning …
UConn Students Represent at COP29: Insights from the Climate Conference Read More
The International Court of Justice is evaluating the responsibilities of major polluters in combatting climate change after COP29 discussions disappointed developing nations. Nearly 100 countries are participating in hearings to …
International Court of Justice Investigates Climate Responsibility for Major Polluters Read More
Barbados has achieved a world first by executing a debt swap aimed at bolstering climate resilience. This strategic financial maneuver allows the island to ease its debt load and invest …
Barbados Launches World’s First Debt Swap for Climate Resilience Read More
The International Court of Justice hearings began on December 2, 2024, addressing the obligations of UN member states to combat climate change, initiated by the PISFCC with support from Vanuatu. …
Youth-Led Climate Change Case Begins at the International Court of Justice Read More
Vanuatu recently became the first country to lose its visa-free access to the EU’s Schengen area due to issues with its citizenship by investment program, highlighting security concerns and inadequate …
Lessons from Vanuatu’s EU Rebuke for Solomon Islands and Nauru’s CBI Aspirations Read More
Vanuatu opened historic hearings at the International Court of Justice, emphasizing that the future of the planet is at risk. More than 100 nations and organizations will argue for a …
ICJ Hearings Begin: A Crucial Opportunity for Climate Change Accountability Read More
The International Court of Justice is currently hearing a landmark case to clarify the legal responsibilities of nations regarding climate change, with nearly 100 countries testifying, including Vanuatu. The hearings …
ICJ Hearing on Climate Obligations: A Landmark Case for Justice Read More