The new report looks into why Britain is at the centre of a "spiderweb of treaties trapping the world in a fossil fuelled ...

The “polluter pays” principle is clear: those most responsible for environmental harms, including fossil fuel firms, should pick up the bill for loss and damage in the Global South Those most ...

This year, we reported on palm oil being passed off as 'sustainable aviation fuel' and on creative accounting in adaptation finance ...

The forced exit of Oxfam ’s chief executive in the UK has sparked a row at the charity, with one prominent trustee claiming ...

The UK Government has been accused of 'carbon colonialism' over its bankrolling of at least 18 oil and gas projects in Africa and Asia ...

Climate risk insurance is becoming increasingly crucial for Bangladesh, one of the world's most climate-vulnerable countries, but structural, technical, and policy challenges have so far hindered its ...

Oxfam’s chief executive has stepped down after an independent review found breaches of organisational processes and values, the Telegraph reported yesterday (15 December).

Huw Owen from the Disasters Emergency Committee in Scotland gives an overview of the major humanitarian crises in 2025 and ...

At the closing workshop of the F4A project, partners and communities highlighted its five-year contribution to long-term sustainable development in Vietnam.

A new symbol of excess floated into local English headlines in November as an $80 million superyacht, dubbed "Q," was spotted off the coast of England, turning heads and sparking outrage among ...