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Tuesday, November 18, 2025





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BELÉM, Brazil

## Africa Wants Health to Be at the Center of Adaptation Finance

With the COP30 Presidency prioritizing health at the United Nations climate summit in Belém, African leaders are calling for finance to be channeled towards improving the health systems of developing countries.

Farai Shawn Matiashe | Climate Change Finance | Africa

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## ‘No Land Rights, No Climate Justice,’ Say Activists at Peoples’ Summit

Brazilian Indigenous leader and environmentalist Cacique Raoni Metuktire appealed for support for Indigenous peoples and their land. From the podium of the Peoples’ Summit, Cacique Raoni warned negotiators at the UN climate conference in Belém that without recognizing Indigenous peoples’ land rights, there will be no climate justice.

Tanka Dhakal | Civil Society | Global

## ‘This People’s March for Climate is For My Son’s Future’

In the scorching heat and humidity, Canru Pataxo marched with his one-year-old son firmly held in his arms.

Tanka Dhakal | Active Citizens | Africa

# Latest News
## Explainer: Halfway Through COP30, Sticking Points Emerge Across Key Areas
Joyce Chimbi | COP30 | Latin America & the Caribbean## You Cannot Make Decisions About Our Lives—A Perspective on Global Climate Change Negotiations
Annabel Prokopy | Global## Kashmir’s Small Farmers Endless Wait for Climate Justice
Umar Manzoor Shah | COP30 | Asia-Pacific## Snatching Victory From Jaws of Defeat Through Belém’s Mutirão Approach
Joyce Chimbi | Ocean Health | Africa## Innovative Approaches to Climate, Peace and Security: Opportunities for India–Germany–Australia Collaboration
Ambika Vishwanath and Treesa Shaju | Asia-Pacific## Rising Heat, Rising Risk: Regional Policy Actions
Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana | Asia-Pacific## Shepherded by Anxious Security in Humidity-fueled Heat, Activists Plead for Climate Justice
Tanka Dhakal | COP30 | Latin America & the Caribbean

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# Opinion

## Innovative Approaches to Climate, Peace and Security: Opportunities for India–Germany–Australia Collaboration
Ambika Vishwanath and Treesa Shaju | Asia-Pacific

## Rising Heat, Rising Risk: Regional Policy Actions
Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana | Asia-Pacific

## As COP30 Takes Place, Can Africa Draw Lessons from Brazil on How It Develops Its Livestock Sector?
Appolinaire Djikeng | Africa

## Latin America: a Test Case for Aligning Climate Action, Food Security and Social Sustainability
Caroline Delgado | Latin America & the Caribbean

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# Editors’ Choice

## ‘No Land Rights, No Climate Justice,’ Say Activists at Peoples’ Summit
Tanka Dhakal | Global

## Africa Wants Health to Be at the Center of Adaptation Finance
Farai Shawn Matiashe | Africa

## Kashmir’s Small Farmers Endless Wait for Climate Justice
Umar Manzoor Shah | Asia-Pacific

## Snatching Victory From Jaws of Defeat Through Belém’s Mutirão Approach
Joyce Chimbi | Africa

# IPS UN: Inside the Glasshouse

## Innovative Approaches to Climate, Peace and Security: Opportunities for India–Germany–Australia Collaboration
Ambika Vishwanath and Treesa Shaju | Asia-Pacific

## ‘This People’s March for Climate is For My Son’s Future’
Tanka Dhakal | Africa

## Forcefully Deported Afghan Women Return to a Life of Fear and Anxiety
External Source | Asia-Pacific

## Public Health Besieged by Industry Interference
Mary Assunta | Global

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# Development & Aid

## Explainer: Halfway Through COP30, Sticking Points Emerge Across Key Areas
Joyce Chimbi | Latin America & the Caribbean

## You Cannot Make Decisions About Our Lives—A Perspective on Global Climate Change Negotiations
Annabel Prokopy | Global

## Kashmir’s Small Farmers Endless Wait for Climate Justice
Umar Manzoor Shah | Asia-Pacific

## Snatching Victory From Jaws of Defeat Through Belém’s Mutirão Approach
Joyce Chimbi | Africa

# Gender

## You Cannot Make Decisions About Our Lives—A Perspective on Global Climate Change Negotiations
Annabel Prokopy | Global

## Forcefully Deported Afghan Women Return to a Life of Fear and Anxiety
External Source | Asia-Pacific

## International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, 2025
External Source

## Arrested for a Greeting: The Price Afghan Women Pay for a Simple Word
External Source | Asia-Pacific

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