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Cognitive dissonance, carbon pricing and what a sustainable economy would look like
Christmas Eve civilian killings brought condemnation but have not yet sparked international action
A humanitarian carve-out to UN sanctions is a welcome but belated step
Ramaphosa government is hampering efforts to bring fugitive genocide suspects to justice
‘Killer robots’ combine mass destructive power with cheap production
Humanitarian catastrophe exacerbated by cash and liquidity crisis since Taliban takeover
Issuance of sustainability-linked securities has risen fastest, but conventional green bonds are still the most popular
UN climate summit establishes framework for trading after six years of debate
Weekend negotiations include thorniest issues such as payment by rich countries to developing nations
After two weeks of talks, focus turns to coal, oil and gas and support for developing countries
Latest draft texts contain weakened commitment as negotiations go down to the wire
UK government snubs effort by Europe-dominated Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance to phase out development
Updated analysis of UN climate summit commitments reveals significant gap with Paris accord goal of 1.5C
Agricultural food sectors accounted for a third of greenhouse gas emissions in 2019
Businesses need clarity around regulation, taxes and net-zero targets
US Africa envoy flies into Addis Ababa on Thursday for talks as Tigrayan forces near the capital
Short-term lending facility could save governments $11bn a year in interest costs, body says
Rich governments have pledged $100bn to help poorer countries reduce emissions. But there is no agreement on how to spend the funds
It is hard to believe that the presence of everyone attending the Glasgow summit is essential
Look at what your bank, insurer and fund manager do — not what they say
Taliban struggling to feed millions amid drought and after international development support was cut
Guterres says world ‘on track for climate catastrophe’ as Queen ‘regretfully’ bows out of summit
COP26 host Johnson admits chance of breakthrough at Glasgow summit will be ‘touch and go’
Mineral-rich country is ‘perfect laboratory’ for Wagner group as Kremlin extends influence in Africa
Plus, rising US solar costs could hamper the country’s energy transition plans
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