Keywords: Global South
Brazil announced on Friday that only 57 heads of state and government have confirmed attendance at the COP30 climate summit, significantly fewer than the 75 leaders who participated in last year’s conference in Azerbaijan. The reduced turnout underscores the growing logistical and political challenges......
The longstanding exceptional immunity granted to Israel has placed international law and its institutions in a precarious position. Israel has repeatedly defied the United Nations (UN), killing UN workers, banning UNRWA, and barring UN representatives. Additionally, it has undermined international justice......
Indonesia recently expressed its enthusiasm about Brazil's announcement of its membership in BRICS, the economic bloc composed of emerging nations increasingly viewed as an alternative to Western dominance. Brazil’s foreign ministry confirmed on Monday that Indonesia shares common goals with......
The Atlantic Dialogues 2024 conference opened on Thursday in Rabat, bringing together global leaders, diplomats, academics, and industry experts to address shared challenges and opportunities within the Atlantic Basin. Sponsored annually by the Policy Center for the New South and held this year at its......
India's recent hosting of the 3rd Voice of the Global South Summit on August 17 marked a pivotal moment in strengthening ties among developing nations. Driven by Prime Minister Modi, the virtual gathering brought together leaders from 123 countries, including Morocco, under the guiding principle......
In a significant move underscoring the United Kingdom's shifting foreign policy priorities, Foreign Secretary David Lammy has arrived in India for high-level discussions with ministers and business magnates. This diplomatic mission, occurring just three weeks into Sir Keir Starmer's Labour administration,......
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