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Before COP28: New alliances in climate policy

The gridlocked fronts in international climate diplomacy have started to shift: New pioneers are emerging, and surprising alliances are aligning national interests in the global North and South. But there is one area where the old borders are still in place.

By Goswami Urmi

Study: Europe needs to strengthen hydrogen cooperation

By Manuel Berkel

Selwin Hart – optimistic UN Special Advisor

By Goswami Urmi

UK scales back climate goals

By Nico Beckert

Climate Ambition Summit: Guterres claims climate leadership

The UN's Climate Ambition Summit is putting the pressure on for a successful COP28. The summit was the antithesis of the grassroots climate conferences - and achieved something that is practically unthinkable in the diplomatic cosmos: A UN ranking of who takes climate action seriously and who does not.

By Bernhard Pötter

Climate in Numbers: antarctic ice at record low

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Tensions between IEA and oil states

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Study: Climate change exacerbated flood disasters in the Mediterranean Sea

By Alexandra Endres

Study: Global energy transition is too slow

By Nico Beckert

Study: Climate action opponents also tend to oppose democracy

By Alexandra Endres