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During his visit to Lesotho, U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres urged wealthy nations to fulfill their climate finance commitments to help poor countries combat climate change. He emphasized the financial needs …
UN Chief Guterres Urges Developed Nations to Honor Climate Commitments in Lesotho Read More
Amnesty International has called for investigations into former governor Lt. Gen. Constant Ndima and army officials regarding possible crimes against humanity during a violent protest crackdown in Goma, Congo, that …
Investigation Urged Into Congo Officials for Possible Crimes During Protest Crackdown Read More
Fighting has re-ignited in eastern Congo as the M23 rebel group and Congolese army confirm breaches of a ceasefire following the withdrawal of Rwandan troops. The renewed violence raises concerns …
Resurgence of Conflict in Eastern Congo Amidst Ceasefire Violations Read More
Scientists from the European Union confirm that 2024 is the hottest year on record, with high global temperatures expected to persist into early 2025. Extreme weather events linked to climate …
2024 Confirmed as Hottest Year on Record with Persistent High Temperatures Ahead Read More
Fighting has resumed in Eastern Congo, breaching a ceasefire, as the M23 group and Congolese army report new hostilities amid ongoing concerns over Rwandan support for the rebels. U.N. experts …
Renewed Fighting in Eastern Congo Challenges Ceasefire Efforts Read More
Despite a recent ceasefire, fighting has reignited in eastern Congo between the Congolese army and M23 rebels, with both sides claiming casualties. Increased tensions are exacerbated by Rwanda’s alleged involvement, …
Renewed Conflict in Eastern Congo Amidst Ceasefire Violations Read More
The UN warns that climate disinformation threatens COP29 and science-based policy decisions. An initiative involving multiple nations seeks to address misinformation that obstructs climate action and public trust. Key figures …
UN Addresses Climate Disinformation as a Major Threat to COP29 Negotiations Read More
At the U.N. climate talks in Azerbaijan, wealthy nations pledged $300 billion annually by 2035 to support developing countries in addressing climate change and transitioning to clean energy. This commitment …
Wealthy Nations Commit $300 Billion for Climate Aid, But Developing Countries Unimpressed Read More
COP29 in Baku resulted in a contentious $300 billion climate finance deal that many considered inadequate. Amidst geopolitical tensions and the threat of U.S. withdrawal from climate commitments, frustrations mounted …
COP29 in Baku: Climate Finance Deal Sparks Division Among Nations Read More
The COP29 climate summit in Baku achieved a $300 billion climate finance agreement, criticized by many developing nations as inadequate. The negotiations revealed deep-seated frustrations over the willingness of developed …
Strained Cooperation at COP29: Discontent Over Climate Finance Agreement Read More