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Tunisia’s Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti met with Danish counterpart Lars Løkke Rasmussen in Copenhagen to enhance bilateral relations. They agreed on forming a committee for economic collaboration and recognized …
Tunisia’s Foreign Minister Discusses Bilateral Cooperation with Denmark Read More
*We Live Here*, a documentary by Zhanana Kurmasheva, explores the legacy of a former Soviet nuclear test site in Kazakhstan, focusing on three generations facing its aftermath. Premiering at CPH:DOX, …
Exploring the Haunting Legacy of Kazakhstan’s Nuclear Test Site in *We Live Here* Read More
Copper prices have hit multi-month highs due to prospective U.S. tariffs and positive demand signals from China. On the LME, three-month copper rose 1.1% to $9,769 per ton, while Comex …
Copper Prices Surge Amid U.S. Tariffs and Improved Demand in China Read More
The parliamentary election in Greenland has attracted international attention due to President Trump’s pledge to assert control over the island. Significant voter turnout was recorded, with results anticipated soon. Trump’s …
Greenland Elections Focus on Independence Amid U.S. Interest Read More
Greenland’s upcoming elections have gained global attention amid U.S. interest in the territory. The major question focuses on whether to align with the U.S., remain with Denmark, or pursue independence. …
Greenland Elections: U.S., Denmark, or Independence? Read More
Uganda is promoting the shift to electric cooking technologies, significantly supported by UNEP, to reduce health risks from traditional cooking methods and combat climate change. With solar-powered systems, families like …
Uganda’s Clean Cooking Initiative: A Step Towards Health and Sustainability Read More
Democracy has declined for eight consecutive years globally, with credible elections and oversight at their lowest level in decades. Factors such as intimidation, interference, and disinformation have contributed to this …
Global Decline of Democracy Marks Eighth Consecutive Year, Reports Indicate Read More
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
The Centre for Science and Environment’s Climate India 2024 report reveals a climate crisis in India, marked by extreme weather that has caused substantial loss of life and agricultural damage. …
Terrace Gardens: A Solution for India’s Climate Resilience Read More
COP29 concluded on November 24 with inadequate outcomes on climate finance, revealing a significant gap between developing and developed nations’ commitments. The promise of $300 billion by 2035 is insufficient …
Navigating the Challenges of Climate Finance After COP29 Read More