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By Brojen Thangjam “A nation is not built by slogans or flags, but by the daily sacrifices of its people.” John Garang   South Sudan: A New Flag Unfurls South Sudan became the world’s newest country on 9 July 2011, emerging…

By Brojen Thangjam “We suffer from an incurable disease: hope.” Mahmoud Darwish Sudan: A Fractured Beginning The recent and ongoing conflict in Sudan has once again drawn the world’s attention to this vast and…

By Brojen Thangjam  “It is not the violence that sets men apart, it is the dignity with which they endure it.” Primo Levi – Holocaust Survivor How This Began This diary began not as a plan, but as a…

IPBES outlines system-wide social, economic and technological shifts needed to address the root drivers of global biodiversity loss. By Salam Rajesh What are transformative changes, and how do they relate to current approaches to…

In its 20-year Strategic Vision targeting 2045, the IUCN calls for scaled-up, equitable conservation action to confront biodiversity loss driven by climate change, overexploitation, pollution and rising inequality. By Salam Rajesh…

The OECD’s latest Environmental Outlook says the three crises are tightly interconnected and worsening, urging countries to strengthen integrated reporting and coordinated policy responses. By Salam Rajesh As environmental…

From Sri Lanka to Indonesia, November delivered relentless weather disasters. GermanWatch warns that unprecedented climate extremes now endanger billions, driven largely by accelerating human-caused global warming. By Salam Rajesh…

According to IUCN’s 2025 conservation assessment, climate change has overtaken hunting as the region’s most pressing danger—driving coral bleaching, glacier melt, and rapid ecosystem disruption—while climate change and severe weather events…

Beyond India’s coastlines, Manipur showcases how fish is heritage and sustenance, proving that the national call for “Blue Transformation” holds deep relevance even for a landlocked state rooted in vibrant aquatic traditions. By…

Developing countries (excluding China) account for less than 15 percent of global climate finance flows, despite representing a quarter of global GDP, CEEW noted, stressing that these countries need roughly USD 3.2 trillion per year by…