Political Crisis

For an Ecology of Territories: Breaking Free from the European Technocratic Impasse

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Op-Ed — Can we think about the future of the planet without trampling on local sovereignties and the reality of our ecosystems?

Will Trump Allow the UN Secretary-General to Be Chosen Impartially?

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The choice of the next Secretary-General is about much more than selecting the individual who will occupy one of the world's most important international posts. It also exposes a fundamental tension within the UN system itself: the person expected to represent the interests and principles of the international community must first obtain the approval of a small group of powerful states, each with its own geopolitical interests and priorities.

A Democratic and Ecological Earthquake: America Rises Against Donald Trump’s Arrogance

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United States, March 30, 2026 – The world has just witnessed a historic turning point. Under the slogans "No Kings, No War, No ICE," an unprecedented human wave has surged across more than 3,000 cities. This is no longer just a political protest; it is the survival cry of a humanity and a natural world trampled by the hubris of a single man.

Epstein’s Climate Denial: How Misinformation and Political Influence Shaped Trump’s Environmental Agenda

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Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein reveal his efforts to promote climate change denial myths to physicist Lawrence Krauss as Donald Trump’s first term began. These correspondences highlight Epstein's influence on the Trump administration, shaping policies that downplayed climate science and fueled environmental harm

Trump 2.0’s Climate Denial: The First 100 Days.

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