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Nigerian farmers are now facing unprecedented losses due to extreme weather conditions and inadequate support. At COP28, the Nigerian government aims...
Anyone currently in Dubai will also encounter art: ten female artists from the Gulf States and Germany are exhibiting together at COP28.
A socially just transition can only be social if trade unions in African countries are actively involved in transparent change processes.
What’s at stake for African countries at COP28? This is the topic of the international podcast The Horn by Crisis Group and FES.
The war in Gaza has repercussions far beyond the Middle East. Karim Elgendy analyzes the impending impact on COP28 in the ips-journal.
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The international community is meeting in Dubai to take stock of climate protection measures, discuss the financing of those efforts and decide on the...
Ecuador’s indigenous leaders unite at COP28 to push for Just Transition amid Amazon threats
Argentina’s contradictory position is on display as the country seeks to finance its energy transition with fossil fuels extraction, despite the...
What are the obligations of states to protect the human rights of those affected by climate change?
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Claudia Detsch (Europe / North America)Claudia-Detsch(at)fes.de
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