World leaders at Davos focused on geopolitical tensions affecting climate cooperation, with Macron urging multilateralism amid rising divisions.
Davos 2026 I Emmanuel Macron: Stop the crazy ideas and focus on peace, growth and climate
Analysis: US seizes Venezuelan oil assets as they push for energy independence
US control of Venezuelan oil assets raises questions about energy strategy, geopolitical leverage, and international law.
Analysis: Oil, power and contradiction: why Venezuela still matters to Washington
Why Venezuela still matters to Washington as oil, geopolitics and Trump’s foreign policy collide in a post-oil era.
Analysis: Svalbard Global Seed Vault: How countries are racing to protect biodiversity and ensure food security
Learn how the Svalbard Global Seed Vault safeguards biodiversity and food security amid climate change and geopolitical conflicts, ensuring resilient crops.
From fiction to reality: Borgen and Greenland’s 2025 political shake-up
Discover how the shock election of Demokraatit in 2025 mirrors Borgen’s gripping portrayal of Greenland’s geopolitical drama. Dive into expert insights and evolving climate concerns.
Viewpoint: Resilience is key to climate action in a disrupted world. Here’s why
Resilience is crucial for corporations to adapt to climate challenges, ensuring sustainability and stakeholder engagement amidst geopolitical uncertainties and environmental risks.
John Kerry praises UAE’s climate efforts while calling out global inaction
At the 2025 Soft Power Index, John Kerry commends the UAE’s climate leadership while urging global leaders to step up their efforts against climate change.”
Trump’s Greenland interest unmasks his hidden climate admission
Trump’s aggressive pursuit of Greenland is driven by strategic interests, economic opportunities, and climate change impacts on Arctic access.
US 2024 Election – Opinion: Biden’s US-focused clean energy agenda slows down the energy transition
Competition is essential for the clean energy sector. Tariffs on Chinese imports may harm the US’s ability to innovate and lead in clean energy, potentially sparking a detrimental trade war.
Saudi Arabia echoes “Business as usual” as a key COP28 argument
By Anders Lorenzen One of the world’s largest oil producers and the biggest in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia, is to use the upcoming UN climate conference, COP28, to argue for their […]
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