Month: August 2025
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COP30 must make good on past climate commitments
By Jacinda Ardern, Carlos Lopes, Laurence Tubiana CAPE TOWN – In 2015, the landmark Paris climate agreement set the ambitious…
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Climate-driven hunger will fuel the next migration crisis
By Hermione Dace LONDON – In the first half of 2025, nearly 20,000 people crossed the English Channel to the…
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Brazil’s brave stand against Trump
Joseph E. Stiglitz NEW YORK – For decades, the United States was the champion of democracy, the rule of law,…
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At the Edge of the Map: A Louisiana Tribe Confronts the LNG Boom
By Ned Randolph Ned Randolph covers environmental justice in the southern United States. The article At the Edge of the…
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AI is not your friend
ZURICH – Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and OpenAI’s Sam Altman have been aggressively promoting the idea that everyone – children…
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Hope for Guyana
While the sea of red campaigns for another five years, blood runs in the street. The article Hope for Guyana…
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Revisiting the profit-sharing, royalty and taxation provisions of the Petroleum Sharing Agreement
In her inaugural address, newly elected President of Suriname, Dr. Jennifer Geerlings-Simons declared that the windfall from Suriname’s emerging oil…
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How the Cost of Living is affecting people Part 138
Interviews and photos by Subhana Shiwmangal Stabroek News spoke to members of the public in the area of De Williem,…
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Realizing the potential of country platforms
By Pepukaye Bardouille, Sara Jane Ahmed BRIDGETOWN – Every few years, a new idea captures the imagination of development experts…
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A New Generation of Indo-Caribbean Artists in New York City
By Cristine Sabrina Khan Dr. Cristine Sabrina Khan is a PRODIG+ Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Sociology at Stony…
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