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The ICJ has updated the hearing schedule for its advisory opinion on states’ obligations regarding climate change, following UNGA’s request. Key developments include OPEC’s withdrawal from oral statements and changes …
ICJ Updates Hearing Schedule for Climate Change Advisory Opinion Read More
The International Court of Justice is hearing a landmark climate change case brought by small island nations seeking accountability from major polluting countries. The case addresses state obligations regarding climate …
Landmark Case at UN Court Addresses Climate Change Threat to Island Nations Read More
Sanjay Raut, MP and editor of Shiv Sena (UBT) mouthpiece “Saamna,” has condemned Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) as harmful to India’s democracy, blaming them for his party’s poor election results. …
Sanjay Raut Critiques EVMs as Threat to Indian Democracy Read More
The DRC is rife with leadership failures and ethnic division, echoing a narrative of sadness as expressed by PLO Lumumba and highlighted in the actions of current politicians. Despite Kwame …
Leadership and Ethnicity: The Troubled Future of the Democratic Republic of Congo Read More
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi claimed that rebel attacks in Syria are part of an Israeli-US scheme to destabilize the region, during a discussion with Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov. Both …
Iranian Foreign Minister Accuses Israel and US of Destabilizing Syria Read More
Chancellor Olaf Scholz has initiated the SPD’s election campaign, positioning the party as dedicated to the working people of Germany while criticizing the opposition CDU and FDP. Amid protests against …
Olaf Scholz Launches SPD Election Campaign, Emphasizes Social Welfare and Worker Support Read More
Scientists have initiated a groundbreaking project using animals, including goats and dogs, to predict natural disasters such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. By fitting various species with tracking transmitters, researchers …
Innovative Research: Can Animals Predict Natural Disasters? Read More
The International Court of Justice will begin hearings on December 2, 2023, to issue an advisory opinion on states’ obligations regarding climate change. Requested by the UN General Assembly, the …
Five Key Facts About the ICJ’s Climate Change Hearings Read More
Steven Guilbeault, Canada’s Environment Minister, discusses COP29 outcomes, Canada’s $2 billion initiative to assist developing countries, and emphasizes youth involvement in climate action. He acknowledges challenges in agreements but remains …
Canada’s Environment Minister Discusses Climate Action and Youth Engagement Read More
Prime Minister Netanyahu will hold a security meeting to discuss escalating violence in Syria and the ceasefire situation with Lebanon. Clashes between rebels and government forces have intensified, prompting urgent …
Netanyahu to Convene Security Meeting Amid Rising Tensions in Syria and Lebanon Read More