Beyond Borders and Billionaires at COP28: Rethinking Elite Accountability for Climate Justice
At least of 25% of the billionaires who participated as representatives at COP28 have amassed their wealth through sectors like petrochemicals, mining, and beef...
Feeding the Future: Rethinking Food Security in a Climate-Altered Landscape
“Amidst the changing tides of our climate, a simmering concern echoes louder than ever: how do we secure our nourishment in a world where...
Decoding Modern Colonialism: The Sovereign Debt Quagmire in the Global South
“An extractive international financial system, regressive intellectual property rules and enforced neoliberal policies have denied many poor countries the resources required for sustainable development”
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Underfunded and Unprepared: The Urgency of Climate Finance in Building Resilience
“Even if the promise made at the 2021 climate summit in Glasgow to double adaptation finance support to US$40 billion per year by 2025...
Rising Tides, Rising Stakes: Climate Change, Conflict, and the Pursuit of Sustainable Peace
The global impact of climate change on peace and security is a prominent concern at the upcoming COP28 UN Climate Change Conference in Dubai...
Droplets of Oppression: Unmasking Israel’s Weaponization of Water in Palestine
“Israeli households have access to three to five times more daily water supply than the average Palestinian household.”
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The control of water resources has long...
Towards Re-Globalization: Defining a New Social Contract for the Global Economy
"As the tides of re-globalization reshape our world, a new social contract emerges, illuminating the path towards a reimagined global economy. Through the embrace...
Towards Climate Justice: Unmasking Climate Colonialism and the Hidden Costs of Green Capitalism
“The climate policies of wealthy nations are colonialism in green. Pursuing climate ambitions at the expense of the world's poorest people is not only...
Development vs. Profit: Exploring the Controversial Realm of Investor-State Dispute Settlement
“It is particularly developing states and their citizens that require safeguarding against predatory investors, speculators and multinational corporations known for initiating costly and frivolous...
Beyond Economics: Assessing IMF Austerity’s Effects on Women’s Rights
In the intricate web of global economic policies, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) plays a pivotal role as a financial lifeline for nations facing...