IPCC scientists warn climate change losses becoming 'difficult to avoid'

A flagship report by 270 leading climate scientists warns loss and damage is already happening and is set to grow much worse

Kenyan farmers test insurance to ward off climate-driven hunger

Initiatives to build the resilience of vulnerable people living on the frontlines of climate change are growing worldwide, but they are often disjointed, small and short-term


Singapore's top court dismisses attempt to overturn gay sex ban

Previous attempts to overturn Singapore's gay sex ban in 2020 and 2014 also failed.


'Useless for us': New Indonesian capital excludes indigenous, poor

New capital city will uproot thousands of indigenous people, and offers little incentive for poorer residents in Jakarta to move


Ukraine invasion plays out online as web sleuths document the conflict

Analysts and researchers are providing real time updates on Russia's military assault on Ukraine by using open-source intelligence


INTERVIEW: Jamaica's first female defence chief battles danger and sexism

Breaking barriers, Jamaica currently has the world’s only serving female chief of defence staff


Ukraine LGBTQ+ community in fear after Russian assault

The prospect of Russian occupation in Ukraine has terrified the LGBTQ+ community, with many joining an exodus from Kyiv


Opinion

OPINION: Can leaving the Energy Charter Treaty help deliver Europe’s climate aims?

An old treaty is undermining climate action and leaving Europe dependent on Russian fossil fuels. What will it take to change that?


OPINION: People power is what is needed to battle climate change

We, the people, are the climate impact the world needs


OPINION: We can still hold the line on climate change impacts

Many are already here – but a future scaleup isn’t inevitable


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