Faced with growing water scarcity and rising tensions, farmers, tribal leaders, community representatives and local authorities came together in July 2025 to...
A Peruvian mountain farmer lost his legal case against energy giant RWE, climate litigators lost the battle but not the war, argues Noah Walker-Crawford.
For over 15 years, the Climate Diplomacy platform has served as a knowledge hub, bringing together diverse thematic perspectives and resources for policy makers...
Research has significantly advanced our understanding of the complex relationship between climate change and conflict, yet this knowledge is often unavailable...
This policy paper explores how the EU and China engage across the Global South in support of net-zero development, and what this implies for European strategy...
The infrastructure powering artificial intelligence (AI) has become both a political flashpoint and a signal for strategic warfare with significant military...
Evidence increasingly shows that climate change can undermine human security and, in many contexts, can interact with conflict and fragility. These links are...
The UN edition of the Berlin Climate and Security Conference in New York City explored how the broader UN system can more effectively fulfil its mandate in an...
As climate impacts escalate, it is essential to ensure that climate finance is sufficient, accessible and participatory, and reaches the local level. Civil...
