Why Speeding Up Support for Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement Matters

Understanding the Urgency The global temperature is rising, and the effects of climate change are becoming more severe. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and various UN bodies have warned us about the serious consequences of crossing climate thresholds. This makes it clear that we need to work together...

Strengthening Europe’s Digital Future: A Call for Action

Over recent legislative periods, the European Union has emerged as a leading force in regulating technology and protecting private data. However, as we look forward, it's crucial that the EU not only sets these regulations but also ensures their effective implementation and enforcement. This article highlights the key areas where...

TNW Conference 2024: A Call for Unity in European Tech

The TNW Conference 2024 offered a glimpse into the future of technology, presenting new opportunities and challenges for Europe's tech community. Reflecting on the event, several key lessons emerged, highlighting the need for collaboration to navigate the current landscape effectively. The State of Tech Growth in Europe Europe faces unprecedented...

G7 Leaders Pledge to Boost Safe and Open Global Science Cooperation

Highlights from the Meeting in Italy From July 9 to 11, 2024, the G7 Science and Technology Ministers gathered in Bologna and Forlì, Italy. Their primary focus was on the importance of science, technology, innovation, and higher education in building a sustainable future. They emphasized the values of democracy, respect...

Collaborative Climate Solutions: Insights from Flood Narratives in Kenya and Germany

Introduction Nairobi has experienced extreme weather patterns in the past few months, as forewarned by meteorologists. This trend started last year with devastating droughts that severely impacted the entire country, especially the arid and semi-arid regions. These droughts led to significant food shortages and insecurity, prompting politicians, including President William...