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The ICJ is hearing a case that may clarify governmental responsibilities regarding climate change, with nearly 100 countries participating, initiated by Vanuatu. The hearings, set to last until December 13, …
ICJ Holds Hearings on Climate Change Obligations for Nations Read More
The article analyzes the implications of Cop29 on climate finance, drawing parallels from Ecuador’s environmental struggles under Rafael Correa. It emphasizes the urgent need for international support to transition from …
The Baku Backlash: Analyzing Cop29’s Impact on Climate Action Financing Read More
COP29 concluded with unresolved issues on climate finance, highlighting significant discrepancies between pledges and real financial needs. Developed countries have committed to a mere $300 billion by 2035 against an …
Post-COP29 Analysis: The Urgent Need for Action on Climate Finance Read More
On December 2, 2024, the International Court of Justice began groundbreaking hearings focusing on international climate obligations, attended by representatives from over 100 countries. The discussions were initiated by vulnerable …
Landmark Climate Case: ICJ Begins Historic Hearings Read More
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev met with Guinea-Bissau’s Foreign Minister Carlos Pinto Pereira to enhance bilateral cooperation. Key discussions included economic collaboration, educational exchanges, and sharing Azerbaijan’s public service model “ASAN …
Azerbaijan and Guinea-Bissau Enhance Bilateral Cooperation Efforts Read More
The U.N. has flagged the rise of climate disinformation on social media as a significant threat to science-based climate policy, especially ahead of COP29. Initiatives to counteract this issue are …
UN Warns of Climate Disinformation Threatening COP29 Talks Read More
The ICJ has initiated hearings to define the legal responsibilities of nations concerning climate change. Nearly 100 countries are participating, including Vanuatu, which has a direct stake in climate impacts. …
International Court of Justice Hears Climate Change Responsibilities Case Read More
Afghanistan’s National Environmental Protection Agency has urged the country to be included in future climate talks following its attendance at COP29, marking the Taliban’s first participation since regaining power. The …
Afghanistan Urged to Engage in Future Climate Talks Following COP29 Participation Read More
Steven Guilbeault, Canada’s Environment Minister, discussed COP29 outcomes, highlighting Canada’s $2 billion GAIA fund for vulnerable nations, while acknowledging the inadequacy of agreements on pollution reduction. He emphasized the need …
Canada’s Commitment to Climate Action: An Interview with Steven Guilbeault Read More
President Ilham Aliyev’s confrontational speeches at COP29 sparked controversy, with Western nations criticizing his claims of hypocrisy against colonial powers. This backdrop raises questions about Azerbaijan’s commitment to climate goals …
Azerbaijan’s President Aliyev Faces Backlash for Controversial Remarks at COP29 Read More