The policy of the US and Europe remains the same: drip-feeding resources while never giving Ukraine the chance to push Russia out, warns James Nixey (Chatham House Russia and Eurasia Programme) for The Guardian. https://lnkd.in/ejvQKqJc
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“We’ve seen people who are very credible and serious appointed, especially on the foreign policy team with Marco Rubio as Secretary of State and [Mike] Waltz as National Security Advisor.” Leslie Vinjamuri on Donald Trump’s cabinet appointees, via CNN.
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A second Trump presidency poses serious risks to Jordan, not least because of growing concern the US could support an Israeli annexation of the West Bank, writes Neil Quilliam. https://lnkd.in/eq5QQvsx
The return of Donald Trump is bad news for Jordan
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Donald Trump has been critical of US commitments in the Korean peninsula, but his new administration must reassure South Korea and Japan once in office, writes Edward Howell. https://lnkd.in/eFcAZ8hV
Any new Trump–Kim summit risks another no deal. The US must nurture old alliances to contain North Korea
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Podcast🎙️| Has COP29 made a difference on climate change? Roger Harrabin, Maria Netto (Institute for Climate and Society) and Ruth Townend join Bronwen Maddox on the podcast this week to discuss COP29 and how Donald Trump’s re-election could impact climate action. https://lnkd.in/gb7k2sm4
Independent Thinking: Has COP29 made a difference on climate change?
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Donald Trump returns to the White House facing a new Persian Gulf region he helped create, with Arab Gulf states increasingly self reliant, writes Bader Al-Saif (Chatham House Middle East and North Africa Programme). https://lnkd.in/eS-zkCaB
The Gulf will seek to manage Trump through self-reliance and pragmatism
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Latin America’s right-wing populists are ready to cooperate with Donald Trump based on their admiration for the MAGA project, writes Christopher Sabatini. https://lnkd.in/ed_mVu6A
Trump’s Latin America policy will be shaped by an ideological network of ‘Trumpista’ strongmen
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A substantial gap exists between the amount of finance needed to achieve net zero in order to avert catastrophic climate change impacts and the amount of finance available, warns Creon Butler. https://lnkd.in/eqy3x4Zd
Closing the climate finance gap
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Explainer | What is COP? Ruth Townend explains why COP29 in Azerbaijan matters and what's at stake in the fight against climate change. Read our report on COP29: https://lnkd.in/gBYnDFVd
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Senior Research Fellow - Climate Diplomacy and Risk. Host of The Climate Briefing podcast at Chatham House
With a rapidly closing window for global climate action, the #ParisAgreement is the world’s last, best hope of some level of global coordination to keep temperature rises below the critical 1.5 and 2 degrees thresholds. The world must work with what it has, compromised as it certainly is, and broken as it may be. There is no time to throw out what governments have agreed and begin again. Read our report on the oportunities and challenges of the COP29 Azerbaijan presidency, and Azerbaijan's wider climate leadership and 'Troika' membership for the country, for others like it, and for the world: https://lnkd.in/e8cSJAfG In it, we recommend that Parties to the UNFCCC UN should mandate the secretariat to develop best practice and guardrails for the COP presidency. Faith and trust in the UNFCCC, the Paris Agreement and the COP process are the bedrock of multilateral climate ambition. Agreement between parties on how to realize the benefits, and limit the potential damage, from the system of rotating COP presidencies could help shore up future global climate cooperation. With Arzu Geybullayeva Kurtulus, Laurence Broers, James Nixey, Glada Lahn and Jody LaPorte.
Global Climate Leader 🔸 Co-Host, Outrage + Optimism 🔸 Former UN Climate Change Executive Secretary, Chief Negotiator of the landmark Paris Agreement of 2015 🔸 Founding Partner, Global Optimism
It has become clear that constructive, supportive ideas developed some time ago on the international climate negotiations have been misinterpreted in today's context — so I want to make unequivocal our conviction: The COP process is an essential and irreplaceable vehicle for supporting the multilateral, multisectoral, systemic change we urgently need. Now more than ever. We are committed allies to and advocates for this process — and lend our total support to positive efforts underway to further strengthen it for the new era of implementation we are entering into. As the UN, countries, and the groundswell of non-state actors have demonstrated — we all need COP29 to deliver the leadership that people, communities, businesses urgently want and need. https://lnkd.in/dcgwWb7m