All Articles on Shaping a Just World

Weak early warning systems in the Global South increase climate injustice. Loss and Damage financing can improve the situation. A story by Climate Tracker journalist Hadeer Elhadary.
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While Paraguay is relatively small globally, it is one of the countries with the highest absolute rates of deforestation. The impact for the Indigenous peoples eyplains Climate Tracker journalist Maximiliano Manzoni.
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We are now facing not just a climate crisis, but also an inequality crisis. COP27 must address both challenges by financing a just climate transition.
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For small island countries, loss and damage support is about as close as they can get to climate justice, at least from a diplomatic perspective.
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A new social contract as the key to socially just climate protection. A background article by Solveig Dinda and Max Ostermayer
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Could conversations at COP27 help those affected by the climate crisis? By Flavia Lopes and Nushaiba Iqbal
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Hybrid International Conference, October 18, 2022, 9:00 am – 2:00 pm with Hubertus Heil, Lara Wolters, Dr. Bärbel Kofler and others. Register here.
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What makes foreign interests in the Pacific Islands grow and what does their engagement mean for the future of the small island nations?
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Unser Kollege Marc Saxer über die weiteren Auswirkungen des Krieges in der Ukraine auf die Region Asien-Pazifik und die Zukunft der globalen Ordnung.
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States have a choice: they can opt for austerity programs or they can decide to put in place taxes on those who have taken advantage of the crisis to enrich themselves.
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