Survey: Racial Abuse Against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Persists
The sentiment reflects a broader apprehension among AAPI individuals about the current political climate and its impact on racial tensions.
Report Warns of Escalating Conflict Risk Amid Rising Ecological Threats by 2050
Read: Environmental Activists Killed Exponentially Globally
Key findings and alarming trends
The 2023 ETR sheds light on the interconnected nature of ecological threats like rapid population growth, water scarcity, and food insecurity—all expected to be exacerbated by climate change.
A Century of Turkey’s Balkan Policy
As Balkan economies offered a more suitable climate for foreign investors, Turkish businesses showed more interest in the region, investing in various sectors such as banking, energy, mining, communications, transportation, and construction.
UN Report: 46 Nations Designated as Least Developed, with High Debt Burdens
The strain on their finances is attributed to multiple global crises, including the climate emergency, increasing debt burdens, reliance on commodity exports, and waning foreign investment.
WHO: One Billion People Are Leaving Their Homes Globally
Prompted by a series of factors such as ongoing wars, deep-rooted conflicts, burgeoning income inequalities, significant economic shifts, rapid urbanization, and the looming threat of climate change, the global displacement issue has reached an alarming rate.
Erdoğan-Mitsotakis Meeting and the Future of Turkey Greece Relations
The last stage would cover areas such as trade, maritime sector, communication, and climate and environmental problems.
Global Plastic Pollution and Its Regulation: History, Trends, Perspectives
Read: The Frightening Journey of Microplastics from Oceans to Our BodiesBeyond its impact on marine life and human health, plastic pollution exacerbates climate change.
Energy Investments: Should Renewables or Fossil Fuels Lead the Path?
As concerns about energy dependence were combined with fears about climate change, investment trends in solar and wind projects accelerated.
The World’s Longest River Could Dry Up: The Nile Dispute between Egypt and Ethiopia
Mohammed Mahmoud, director of the Climate and Water Program at the Middle East Institute, warns, “Folks have never actually gone to war just because of water.
Report: Water Scarcity Threatens a Quarter of the World’s Population
In the absence of effective water management, population growth, economic activity and climate change are factors that will exacerbate water stress, the organization says.
Utopian or Dystopian? MENA’s Urban Mega Projects
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In 2019, the European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed) issued a warning about the serious socio-economic consequences of climate change in the region.
The Far Right Is the “New Cool” in Europe
In 2019, young Europeans prioritized human rights and democracy, climate change, green energy, and sustainable development.
The Vilnius Summit: What Are the Prospects for NATO?
In a climate of uncertainty, many countries are more likely to avoid such commitments and to show a desire to maintain military support for Ukraine.
Germany Unveils First National Security Strategy: Migration, Energy, and Stability
Sustainability: A commitment to tackling issues such as climate change, and energy and food crises.
The Global Rise of the Far Right: Four Books on Recent Trends
Daniel Byman, Spreading Hate: The Global Rise of White Supremacist Terrorism (Oxford University Press, 2022) ISBN: 9780197537619, 288 pagesThe Rise of Ecofascism: Climate Change and the Far Right delves into the connection between the climate crisis and the rise of the far right, examining their historical roots and contemporary manifestations.
“Space Governance is Just a Reflection of Power Politics,” An interview with Bleddyn E. Bowen
It's much like climate politics: everybody who knows anything about the issue knows it's only getting worse, and it's going to be even worse for the next two or three generations of humans.
Nuclear Energy in Turkey: Peril or Miracle?
Even though the well-known German “Energiewende” is famous for its ambitious goal to phase out coal-fired electricity generation to fight climate change, its origins are rooted in ending the use of nuclear power to prevent any accident like that of Fukushima.
How Kurdish Politics Changed under the AK Party in Turkey
The climate of security and stability paved the way for economic development that brought about a process of class stratification and divergence of interest among Kurdish citizens.
A Generation’s Climate Legacy: Burden or Privilege? Interview with Henry Shue
t a time when norms are increasingly pushed aside in the international arena, one great quagmire stands to impact us all: climate change.
Clean Energy Technology Is the Latest Tool of Foreign Policy
Although green energy technologies are not new to our lives, rising concerns over accelerating climate change have pushed clean technology further in recent years.
