“We have been cheated again”: Why developing nations feel silenced at Cop26
As climate negotiations in Glasgow enter their final stage, anger is growing among poorer nations.
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How the Chinese Communist Party is policing the past to secure its future
What a “historical nihilism hotline” and a new party resolution tell us about Xi Jinping’s vision for China.
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Samir Saran on India-US relations: “There is a more pragmatic assessment of each other today”
The head of a Delhi-based think tank on China, America, Russia and climate change.
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Japan out of sync with Cop26 coal phase-out push
While 23 countries signed on in Glasgow to end coal, Japan is finding it hard to break its addiction to…
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US-China Cop26 deal: superpowers promise to put aside differences and work together on climate ambition
A joint declaration by the world's two biggest emitters could kickstart more action and ambition in Glasgow.
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Bosnia could be the next victim of the West’s weakness and polarisation
In central and eastern Europe, politicians know that the West will no longer intervene to stop hostile acts against international…
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Chih-Hsiu Shen: Why Taiwan should not have been excluded from Cop26
Taiwan’s deputy environment minister on why his country’s absence from the climate talks is bad for the planet, people and…
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Can the world trust China on climate change?
Xi Jinping’s attempts to win the world’s confidence on environmental policy relies on the US’s failure to do likewise.
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