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Developing countries must hold the pen to script the fossil fuel transition
Harjeet Singh is a climate activist and strategic advisor to the Fossil Fuel Treaty Initiative, as well as founding director of the Satat Sampada Climate Foundation. For thirty years, global climate talks perfected policy paralysis around the primary cause of the climate crisis: fossil fuels. Within the UNFCCC negotiations, the “consensus card” was played with […]
EU warns on solar geoengineering but research debate grinds on
Campaigners working to limit the use of controversial sun-dimming technology have praised the Europe’s foreign ministers for warning of the risks such technology poses, but opinions remain split over whether it merits more research, with the European Union keeping its position open for now. At a joint council meeting in Luxembourg, ministers representing the EU’s […]
Georgia: Justice and accountability require more than criminal charges against five police officers for assaulting protesters
Responding to news that five law enforcement officers in Georgia have been arrested and charged over attacks in 2024 on three people attending anti-government protests, Denis Krivosheev, Amnesty International’s Eastern Europe and Central Asia Deputy Director, said: “Accountability for the widespread abusive use of force by police against peaceful protesters, journalists and government critics during […]
“For us, almost everything is at stake”: How students from the Pacific took the fight against climate change to the world’s top court
In 2019, a group of 27 law students from the University of the South Pacific in Vanuatu began campaigning to take the issue of human-induced climate change and its impacts on human rights to the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Their initiative led the ICJ to issue a landmark Advisory Opinion in July 2025, which […]
Pakistan: Drop in Gulf remittances puts families on edge
For millions of households, money sent by Pakistani workers in the Gulf offers a lifeline, helping their families cover basic needs such as food and education.
US: Pentagon releases trove of classified UFO files
US President Donald Trump hailed his government’s move to release over a 100 UFO-related documents as "complete and maximum transparency."
How real is a coup threat against Russia’s president?
Increased security around Vladimir Putin and a scaling back of public appearances have given rise to suspicions of a coup or assassination attempt. Yet some observers remain skeptical.
Christians decry persecution in India’s heartland
With Christians in India increasingly targeted by Hindu vigilantes, victims say police often side with their attackers.
UAE charts its own course across the Middle East and Africa
Close relations with Israel and the United States have placed the United Arab Emirates in Iran’s crosshairs as Abu Dhabi pursues a more independent foreign policy than many Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia.
World News in Brief: Haiti crisis continues, Gaza-West Bank update, Sir Richard Attenborough at 100
Haiti continues to face escalating violence and deepening insecurity, with gangs expanding their reach beyond Port-au-Prince and civilians increasingly caught between armed groups and security operations.
