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India will attend ICJ climate change hearings from December 2-13, aiming to clarify state obligations. This historic event includes 91 written statements and highlights the need for stronger climate action …
India’s Participation in ICJ Climate Change Hearings: Insights and Importance Read More
The International Court of Justice’s hearings on climate change revealed critical arguments from Brazil, Canada, and China regarding state responsibilities and the need for climate justice. Brazil highlighted urgent collective …
International Court of Justice Addresses Climate Change Obligations and Justice Read More
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that the ceasefire in Lebanon does not equate to the cessation of war, emphasizing ongoing tensions following violent escalations, particularly in Gaza. He warned Lebanon …
Netanyahu Asserts Lebanon Ceasefire Does Not Signal End of Conflict Read More
Brazil’s climate envoy announced at the UN court that the nation’s emissions cuts are more ambitious compared to those of major historical polluters, emphasizing its commitment to combating climate change. …
Brazil Asserts Ambitious Emissions Cuts at UN Court Read More
The Sudanese army has accused the Rapid Support Forces of launching UAE-made drones from Chad, escalating concerns over foreign involvement in Sudan’s conflict. Evidence presented by Sudan’s government suggests these …
Sudan Army Alleges RSF Utilizes UAE-Made Drones in Ongoing Conflict Read More
The forthcoming COP30 in Brazil will prioritize agriculture in climate discussions, addressing its role as a contributor to and victim of climate change. The FAO underscores the need for tailored …
Enhancing Agricultural Resilience at COP30: Key Strategies for Global Food Security Read More
At the Cairo Ministerial Conference, Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi pushed for urgent international action to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza caused by Israeli aggression. He highlighted Jordan’s efforts …
Jordan’s Foreign Minister Urges Global Action to Address Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis Read More
The ICJ is hearing arguments that a small group of countries should be held accountable for climate change impacts, as they are the primary contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. Nations …
International Court of Justice Hears Claims of Climate Change Responsibility 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
The White House is in active talks with Türkiye, Qatar, and Egypt to broker a ceasefire in Gaza as military actions intensify, leading to significant civilian casualties and a humanitarian …
White House Engages Türkiye, Qatar, Egypt in Gaza Ceasefire Negotiations Read More