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President Ilham Aliyev’s confrontational rhetoric at COP29, including attacks on Western nations and advocacy for fossil fuels, has raised concerns about Azerbaijan’s commitment to the climate agenda, eliciting backlash from …
President Aliyev’s Controversial Rhetoric at COP29 Raises Climate Concerns Read MoreAzerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev criticized the colonial status of certain island territories under France and the Netherlands during the UN Baku Climate Conference, arguing they suffer from climate change effects. …
Azerbaijan’s President Calls Out Colonial Impact on Climate Change at UN Conference Read More
During COP29, Azerbaijani President Aliyev referred to the country’s oil and gas as a “gift from God” while criticizing Western hypocrisy in their environmental stance despite buying Azeri energy. He …
Azerbaijan’s COP29 Highlights Fossil Fuel Debate Amid Climate Concerns Read More
A Dutch appeals court overturned a previous ruling requiring Shell to cut carbon emissions by 45% by 2030. The decision disappointed environmental advocates, including Friends of the Earth, while Shell …
Dutch Appeals Court Reverses Landmark Climate Emission Ruling Against Shell Read More
The UN climate conference in Baku is notable for the absence of key leaders from major carbon-emitting countries. The event underscores a lack of political will regarding climate action. UN …
UN Climate Talks Lack Leadership Amidst Urgent Global Challenges Read More
On November 10, President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan held a meeting with Prime Minister Patrice Emery Trovoada of Sao Tome and Principe, focusing on strengthening diplomatic relations and exploring cooperative …
President Ilham Aliyev Engages with Sao Tome and Principe Prime Minister Read More
A recent report reveals that extreme weather has caused $2 trillion in damages globally over the past decade, with $451 billion incurred in the last two years alone. This alarming …
Extreme Weather Costs Global Economy $2 Trillion in Last Decade Read More