Pavittarbir Saggu

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Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science

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Climate Finance: A Test of Global Solidarity and Survival

In 2022, the financial toll of climate-related disasters reached an alarming $313 billion globally, with the heaviest burden falling on the world’s poorest nations....

Social Media and Climate Discourse: A Double-Edged Sword for Global Advocacy

As the impacts of climate change intensify, digital media has become central to public perception and discourse, amplifying both awareness and misinformation. Platforms like...

Climate Refugees and Agriculture: Why Diplomacy Must Address Migration Caused by Failing Crops

The impacts of climate change are hitting hard, and for communities’ dependent on agriculture, the stakes couldn't be higher. Droughts, floods, and relentless weather...

Bridging the Climate Divide: Why the West Must Support India’s Green Transition

As the climate crisis intensifies, the world’s response has become a test of our collective will to act. Yet, while climate change affects us...

China’s Strategic Dilemma in Bangladesh: Navigating Uncertainty Amid Political Turmoil

China's growing influence in South Asia has been one of the most notable shifts in regional geopolitics over the past decade. Through a mix...

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