German Foreign Policy: Ruin Russia
Germany increases Russian oil imports – via India. EU remains major buyer of Russian LNG – at a higher price – than for pipeline gas. Russia’s economy grows, Western sanctions have failed. Read HERE
Germany increases Russian oil imports – via India. EU remains major buyer of Russian LNG – at a higher price – than for pipeline gas. Russia’s economy grows, Western sanctions have failed. Read HERE
Scientists have known for decades that degraded forest ecosystems make pandemics much more likely, but even after Covid-19 there is no strategy to end deforestation and conserve wildlife. Reynard Loki is a co-founder of the Observatory, where […]
Can we decarbonise the economy by wielding the current energy infrastructure differently, or do we have to scrap it and start again? Tony Martel is an ecosocialist organiser and a PhD Candidate located in Gqeberha, […]
A Critique of William MacAskill’s ‘What We Owe the Future’ Read HERE
Flooded region of Thessaly produces a quarter of the country’s food. Read HERE
Rather than negotiating social and technical investments, the Nairobi Climate Summit further endorsed the suffocation of Africa for Western benefits Zikora Ibeh is a researcher, columnist, podcaster and development advocate Cross-posted from IPS Last week, […]
European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen has sided with France in its battle with Germany over Chinese electric vehicle imports. No wonder she is a candidate for the next head of NATO – the […]
Attempt to reduce carbon emissions from housing risk running into multiple ‘Yellow Vest’ moments unless housing is made a social good, not a for-profit asset. Julieta Perucca is an experienced human rights advocate, previously working […]
Ursula von der Leyen has been accused of waging a personal vendetta against Europe’s wolves after one killed the European Commission president’s beloved pony. Earlier this week, the commission said it could relax protections for […]
This year is now almost certain to become Earth’s warmest on record after a hot July and August saw global temperatures reach the Paris Agreement target of 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. Read HERE
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