Scientists Warn of Record Hot Year in 2024 Due to El Nino and Climate Change
eading climate scientists are issuing a stark warning that 2024 is on track to become another record-breaking year for global temperatures.
How Desperate Gazans Survive Daily Blackouts Exacerbated by Climate Change
ael Khoudary, a 60-year-old patient who relies on a nebulizer to inhale his medication, is one of many Gazans impacted by the new reality of climate change.
What Is Turkey’s Climate Change Strategy?
here is little doubt that climate change is to remain one of the top issues on the world agenda.
Code Red for Humanity: UN Climate Change Report Seriously Warns
ccording to a report recently released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which is a United Nations body tasked with assessing science-based observations on climate change, human activity is rapidly changing the climate in remarkable ways, thus confirming the debates around the Anthropocene.
Western Europe: Climate Change as Ideological Smoke-Screen
ife is in a constant state of flux, and the world's climate has been changing accordingly ever since the earth came into existence.
Why the European Union May Soon Find Itself in a War Economy Mode
Some EU members, led by France, want nuclear energy to be widely used in Europe to combat climate change, and nuclear energy is seen as the main alternative to eliminate energy dependence on Russia.
Flash Floods and Landslides in West Sumatra: Environmental Degradation Intensifies Disasters
Deforestation, coupled with fossil fuel emissions and peatland fires, has contributed significantly to the country's carbon footprint and heightened vulnerability to climate change impacts.
The Weaponization of Water in Conflict Zones: A Global Crisis Unfolds
Investing in resilient water infrastructure, addressing climate change's impact on water resources, and promoting conflict-sensitive development are essential steps.
A New Balance in Central Asia?
At the summit, Germany declared it would establish a Strategic Regional Partnership with the C5 countries in the fields of economy, energy, natural resources, climate, environment, and regional cooperation.
Antalya Diplomacy Forum: A Global Intellectual Hub in Diplomacy
The challenges addressed include ongoing wars, acts of terrorism, irregular migration, the rise of xenophobia and Islamophobia, risks associated with AI, climate change, natural disasters, pandemics, and widening socioeconomic gaps.
Brazil Calls for UN Reform as It Assumes G20 Presidency
The G20 meeting in Rio de Janeiro, attended by foreign ministers from the world's leading nations, aims to set a roadmap for addressing issues such as poverty, climate change, and escalating global tensions.
IISS Releases Annual Armed Conflict Survey, Highlighting Key Global Hotspots
This complexity is fueled by the proliferation of non-state armed groups (NSAGs) with intricate and overlapping motives, external interference, and the accelerating impact of climate change.
Turkey’s Greece Policy: Impact on the Balance of Power in the Aegean
In an official statement, the two leaders reaffirmed the current positive climate in Turkey-Greece relations and their determination to maintain it.
Europe Caught Between Russian Threat and Dependence on the US
This is likely to affect EU policy on issues such as migration, climate change, and EU enlargement.
Russia Has Strategic Ties with Saudi Arabia and the UAE
At a time when the discourse on reducing the use of fossil fuels was one of the most important dimensions of the fight against global climate change, the loss of global oil and gas supplies made Russia and the Gulf countries strategic energy actors once again.
African Geopolitics: Risks and Opportunities
However, when the effects of global climate change are taken into account, food insecurity caused by droughts and floods, particularly in East Africa, is causing significant disruption.
Why is London Uncomfortable with the Erdoğan-Yousaf Meeting?
he meeting of Humza Yousaf, who took office as Scotland’s first Muslim first minister in March 2023, with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai caused a crisis between London and Edinburgh last week.
Renewable Energy: 118 Countries Commit at COP28, Major Economies Hold Out
COP28 President Ahmed Al Jaber made an impassioned plea for more nations to join the initiative, emphasizing the role of renewable energy and enhanced energy efficiency in combating climate change.
Emissions Gap Report 2023 Highlights Urgent Need for Increased Climate Action
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Diplomatic Breakthrough: China and Japan Pledge Cooperation Amidst Tensions
However, whether this diplomatic détente will lead to lasting change remains uncertain, hinging on the practical implementation of the agreements and the ever-evolving geopolitical climate.
