Greenland: from arctic periphery to a global geopolitical epicenter 

Amid geopolitical tensions, melting ice and new opportunities, Greenland has become an epicenter of global interests due to its strategic location, natural resources and security significance.
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By Mariantonietta Popolizio
Mamdani
By Luisa Marchesini

Zohran Mamdani: the man who made socialism triumph in New York 

Zohran Mamdani will take office on 1 January as mayor of New York: a socialist will thus lead the symbol of capitalism, New York City.
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Distribution of emissions by impact category, Climate Damage Caused by Russia’s War in Ukraine
By Annika Zamboni

COP30 – The environmental costs of the Ukraine conflict amount to 46 billion  dollars

From emissions equivalent to those of four European countries, to low-carbon reconstruction, Ukraine, at COP30, asks to take responsibility for the environmental damage caused by the war, and inaugurates a new chapter in international climate law. 
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emissions
By Marzio Fait

COP30 – The hidden emissions of the military sector

The military sector represents one of the blind spots of global climate governance. It is responsible for a carbon footprint comparable to that of major economies, but it is still excluded from mandatory reporting.
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letter
By Vânia Corrêa

COP30 – People’s Summit delivers political letter to the presidency

The People's Summit delivered a document that defends ethical principles of anti-capitalist international solidarity and calls for a just energy transition.
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Second week
By Paulo Lima and Roberto Barbiero

COP30 – Towards the political week 

The first week of COP30 closes between growing tensions and three unresolved knots: adaptation, climate finance and phasing out of fossil fuels. With the beginning of the political phase, the challenge is now in the hands of the ministers.
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March
By Eleonora Zomer and Allegra Zaia

COP30 – The march in Belém echoes around the world: 50,000 people for climate justice

On the 15th of November, Belém woke up to the sounds of drums and maracas, determined footsteps and key words. In the city overlooking the great rainforest of the Amazon, more than 50,000 people took part in the People's March for Climate Justice: a human river, a wave, that from the People’s Summit has crossed streets as a reminder for the wounded Earth.
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