Tag: COP26

Interview : Dr Avinaash Munohur, Politologue

The UN Security Council cannot remain trapped in an antediluvian time warp. Its profoundly iniquitous and dated structure must be promptly reformed

The effect of the budget measures can be transient if government does not in parallel also rigorously ascertain that there are competent currency stabilizing measures in place, a

Breakfast with Bwana

The most charitable assessment is that at best, Cop26 should be remembered as FLOP26

There is much for us to learn from the Indian experience. India can ‘show the world how to tackle endemic Covid-19.’ What are we waiting for?

Civil society, climate scientists and activists and people must remain mobilized and continue to press governments of the worst polluting countries to drastically cut down their emissions of

  The focus on building democracy should be on more intermediary outcomes, which can serve as building blocks for longer term democratic renewal

Breakfast with Bwana

  The battle is not over yet. The onus is on the world leaders to urgently get their act together

At COP26 in Glasgow everyone was committed to saving the planet, but there were highly divergent views about how to do it

Changement climatique & COP26

‘Ramgoolam a là l’occasion de se poser en homme d’Etat s’il prend la bonne décision. Un homme d’Etat est celui qui sait quand son tour est passé’

Climate change

Helping developing nations pay for the expensive work of emissions reduction and adaptation benefits everyone on the planet.