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Bhutan is the first country that has become carbon negative.

Good news

Bhutan’s successful climate action and Vietnam’s new AI law

The two pieces of good news this month are about Bhutan’s way to become the first country in the world that is carbon negative, and about Vietnam’s new comprehensive AI law.

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Rainforest in Brazil: Emerging markets are very important for providing and safeguarding global public goods.

ODA

Beyond the threshold

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by Michael Krempin
Iran speedboat in front of British-flagged ship.

Blog

More pressure is likely to make Iran’s regime more reckless

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by Hans Dembowski
This graphs shows the ratio of the OECD donors’ total official development assistance to their combined gross international income.

Multilateral agenda

Unprecedented – but underfunded

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by Belay Begashaw
Women from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi demonstrated for women’s rights in Nairobi in 2015.

Our view

Changing roles

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
African refugees in one of the controversial reception centres in Libya for would-be migrants to Europe.

European migration policy

Risks and side-effects

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by Nassir Djafari
Spending on refugees in OECD countries counts as ODA: Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos.

ODA

The end of certainties

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by Stephan Klingebiel

Water

Less rain, less electricity, less food

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by Humphrey Nkonde
Dead coral reef near the Maldives in the Indian Ocean.

Biodiversity

A million species at risk

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by Theresa Krinninger
An example of new forms of cooperation: a joint Paraguayan, Indonesian and German side event at the BAPA+40 conference.

South-South cooperation

Cooperation of the future

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by Luiz Ramalho
by Rita Walraf
by Ulrich Müller
Renewable energy is essential according to the WGBU: solar panels on Java, most populous Indonesian island.

Report

WBGU proposals

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk