Aid Cuts Threaten Central African Republic’s Fragile Recovery
UN warns aid cuts could derail CAR’s recovery as millions still need urgent humanitarian support.
Dangerous Routes for Journalists: RSF Launches “Reporters Airlines” Campaign
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has launched a striking new campaign alongside the release of the 2026 World Press Freedom Index. The “Reporters Airlines” campaign highlights the dangers journalists face in certain countries
Santa Marta Conference Marks Global Turning Point in the Phase-Out of Fossil Fuels
The Santa Marta Conference strengthened global calls for a fair and coordinated transition away from fossil fuels.
40 Years After Chornobyl, War Revives Fears Over Nuclear Power Risks
Greenpeace warns that war, attacks on infrastructure and climate instability are exposing the lasting dangers of nuclear power.
UNECE Pushes for Stronger Environmental Reporting as Misinformation Clouds Climate Action
UNECE is helping countries improve environmental reporting and planning as reliable data becomes critical for climate policy.
Shipping’s Net-Zero Moment: Governments Urged Not to Let the IMO Deal Slip Away
WWF has warned that a binding global package to cut emissions from international shipping remains within reach, but governments must not allow the IMO Net-Zero Framework to be weakened or delayed further.
Tunisia Suspends Nobel Peace Prize-Winning LTDH Rights Group for One Month
Tunisian authorities have ordered a one-month suspension of the Tunisian Human Rights League (LTDH), one of the country’s most prominent civil society organizations. The group was part of the Tunisian National Dialogue
Amnesty Urges States to Stop a New Anti-Rights Global Order
Amnesty urged states to resist a new anti-rights order eroding international law, civil society and human rights.
Bangladesh arrests 4 over social media posts critical of the government
At least four people have reportedly been arrested in Bangladesh over social media posts seen as critical of the government, renewing concerns over freedom of expression and digital rights.
EU strengthens strategic cooperation with Argentina’s San Juan province
The European Union has announced strengthened cooperation with Argentina’s San Juan province, focusing on sustainable development and local capacity building.