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Journalists Who Cover G77
Antoni Belchi
Antoni Belchi is a journalist based in Miami, United States of America. He moved from Barcelona to United States in 2010. As a graduate in journalism with over 12 years of experience at top tier international media outlets such as The Washington Post, EFE, AFP, France 24, CNN, Voice of America, etc ...
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This is what should happen in Cuba: protests of exiles against Díaz-Canel in New York
Exiles, political prisoners, and second-generation Cuban-Americans gathered in New York to protest against Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel's presence at the UN General Assembly. Protesters demanded freedom for political prisoners and expressed that such a demonstration would result in imprisonment in Cuba. The protest is one of several during the high-level week of the General Assembly, with other nationalities also voicing their concerns. Díaz-Canel, who is attending the Assembly as the pro tempore president of the G77, has been met with opposition from the Cuban exile community, who reject his representation of their country. The Cuban government dismisses the exile and opposition as mercenaries of the US, and denies the existence of over 1,000 political prisoners as reported by the Spain-based NGO Prisoners Defenders.
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Melissa Chemam
Journalist, reporter working for radio, TV, digital media and print magazines. Between France, the UK and Africa. Writer and podcast producer. Currently with RFI English. Since 2006, I've worked with France24, AFP, BBC World Service, Deutsche Welle, Reuters, Think Africa Press, TV5, Le ...
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African delegates urge action, hope for last-minute deal in Azerbaijan
As Cop29 negotiations continue in Azerbaijan, African delegates and activists emphasize the need for urgent action on climate adaptation and financing. Greenpeace Africa and the Africa Group of Negotiators are advocating for accountability and increased support for Africa's climate needs. Despite slow progress, there is optimism for a last-minute deal, with calls for developed countries to address the debt crisis and support emission reductions. The G20's commitments are seen as positive, but more substantial action is needed to bridge the gap between pledges and actual needs. African negotiators remain hopeful for a people-centered outcome that empowers the continent.
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Luis Chirino
Luis Chirino is a journalist based in La Habana, Cuba.
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Developing nations call for more global equality at G77 summit
The G-77 nations plus China concluded their summit in Havana, Cuba, emphasizing the necessity for developing countries to unite against global challenges. They called for a more equitable world order to combat poverty, improve access to science and technology, and mitigate the effects of climate change.
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Sally Davies
Sally Davies is a journalist, editor, content creator and copywriter based in Barcelona, Spain.
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An Ounce of Pandemic Prevention
The article discusses the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing the importance of international collaboration and the role of organizations like the World Health Organization in managing the crisis. It highlights the success of public-private partnerships and the need for continued investment in public health infrastructure and digital tools to prepare for future health emergencies. The authors argue for sustained funding for global public goods such as vaccines and diagnostics and propose reforms to fiscal policies and international frameworks to prioritize health investment. They suggest the creation of a Public Goods Stability Board to focus on global health and climate change and recommend updating the International Monetary Fund's policies to include health as part of its economic monitoring.
Isabelle Gerretsen
Isabelle Gerretsen is a freelance journalist based in London, United Kingdom, who writes about climate, the environment and sustainability. She writes for the BBC, CNN, Climate Home News and The Independent.
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Pakistan floods must be a wake up call on climate action
The article highlights the devastating impact of recent monsoon floods in Pakistan, exacerbated by climate change and political instability. It underscores the urgent need for global climate action and financial support for developing countries, particularly in the context of loss and damage from climate impacts. The text criticizes the lack of preparedness and response from political entities and calls for a wake-up call for the international community to accelerate efforts towards decarbonization and climate resilience.
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Shamsuddin Illius
Shamsuddin Illius is an award-winning investigative journalist based in Chittagong, Bangladesh. He is the Chittagong Bureau Chief at The Business Standard and writes for AFP as a stringer. His stories are rooted in climate change, environment, biodiversity, climate migration and Rohingya refugee. ...
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The issue of loss and damage at COP26: Progress and frustrations
The COP26 summit concluded in Glasgow with the Glasgow Climate Pact, which aimed to reinforce action and finalize the Paris Agreement rulebook. A major point of contention was the issue of 'Loss and Damage', with developing countries pushing for dedicated funds for climate refugees, which was ultimately blocked by the US and EU. The summit recognized the need to address loss and damage but postponed decisions on finance. Some progress was made, including the establishment of a Glasgow Dialogue and the Scottish Government's pledge of $2m for loss and damage, along with $3m from philanthropies. The issue will be a focal point at the next COP27.
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Edmund Kagire
Edmund Kagire is a journalist based in Kigali, Rwanda. The 35-year old award-winning Rwandan Journalist was until the end of 2018 was working with The East African & Rwanda Today newspapers owned by Nation Media Group (NMG), with 12 years of practice. Currently he has diverted into freelance ...
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President Kagame Revisits Cuba After 36 Years for G77 + China Summit
President Paul Kagame of Rwanda visited Havana, Cuba, to participate in the G77 + China Summit of Heads of State and Government. This visit marks his return to Cuba after 36 years since he attended a military course there in 1986-1987. The Summit, convened by Cuba as the current Chair of the G77 + China, focuses on addressing development challenges through the role of science, technology, and innovation. The event gathers leaders from over 100 countries and aims to promote South-South cooperation and address disparities between developed and developing nations. The G77, originally founded by 77 developing countries in 1964, now includes 134 countries working to promote their collective economic interests.
Dalton Kaweesa
Dalton Kaweesa is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. He is an experienced multi media journalist whose expertise covers Radio, Television and Print. He has deeper understanding of issues in the Great Lakes region spanning over 10 years. Dalton is currently a News Producer with the biggest ...
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UN Secretary General calls for reform of the global financial system
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, speaking at the G77+China summit in Kampala, called for immediate reform of the global financial system, criticizing the outdated Bretton Woods institutions. He proposed a $500 billion annual 'SDG stimulus' to support sustainable development and climate action in developing countries, addressing their debt burdens and promoting a sustainable future. His call reflects growing frustration among developing nations and could unify their demands for change.
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Joe Lo
Joe Lo is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom who is available to cover any event in London but specialises in politics and football.
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Bonn Climate Talks At Risk Of Collapse, After 7-day Agenda Debate
Seven days into the Bonn climate talks, negotiators have yet to agree on an agenda, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the discussions. Key issues include the split between developed and developing countries over the prominence of climate finance on the agenda. Developing nations, led by Bolivia and supported by countries like Venezuela and Saudi Arabia, demand urgent financial support from developed countries. In contrast, developed nations, including the EU, USA, and UK, argue that finance is already being discussed in other forums. The deadlock threatens to undermine progress at the upcoming COP28 summit.
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Bibiana Maia
Journalist based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with experience in print, web, and video. Contributes for Draft and Projeto Colabora websites. Former reporter at Infoglobo company, also worked at Vozerio project. Interested about environmental, social and culture stories.
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The Uninspiring News from the Global Climate Stocktake
The Global Climate Stocktake (GST) reveals that current efforts to meet the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius are insufficient. The GST, a process to evaluate global climate governance, highlights significant gaps in mitigation, adaptation, and financial support for developing countries. Brazil, aligned with China and the G77, aims to lead in pushing for more ambitious climate commitments. Experts express concerns about the slow pace and fragmented nature of current climate actions, emphasizing the need for urgent and comprehensive policy changes.
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Raquel Nogueira
Raquel Nogueira is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain. I specialized in human rights, peace and security, and Middle East politics, though I'm a pretty versatile journalist.
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COP29 in Baku enters its final stretch with doubts about its real ambition: Will there be an agreement before the end of the day?
The COP29 climate summit in Baku faces criticism for its lack of ambition, with delegates expressing dissatisfaction over the draft text. The European Union and other groups, including the G77 and AILAC, demand clearer financial commitments, while small island states emphasize the urgency of action. Despite low expectations for an ambitious agreement, there is hope for a resolution before the weekend. The negotiations highlight the challenges of reaching consensus amid diverse national interests and the pressing need for systemic changes to address the climate emergency.
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Rupert Read
Rupert Read is a professor of philosophy at the University of East Anglia. He is a former chair of Green House think tank, and a former Green Party of England and Wales councillor, spokesperson, European parliamentary candidate and national parliamentary candidate. Until recently Rupert was a ...
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There should be no more Cop climate summits. We need an alternative that could actually work
The article argues that the current Cop climate summits have failed to address the climate emergency effectively and calls for an alternative approach with enforcement mechanisms. It suggests forming a 'climate progressive' bloc of nations, including the G77, to take decisive action. The author criticizes the lack of progress at Cop26 and emphasizes the urgency of adapting to the worsening climate crisis. The piece highlights the need for a new framework that can genuinely address global climate challenges.
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Saman Rizwan
Saman Rizwan is an independent analyst and a graduate of International Relations from S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, NTU, Singapore.
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Latest clash in South China Sea should be a red flag for the world
The article highlights the recent conflict in the South China Sea, where the Philippines Coast Guard cut through a barrier installed by Chinese vessels, leading to a tense stand-off. It discusses China's increasing military aggression and territorial disputes, particularly in the South China Sea, and warns of the potential for war. The article emphasizes the need for ASEAN nations to unite and strengthen economic and military ties, and calls for Western powers, including the EU and the US, to offer stable economic partnerships and increased military cooperation to counter China's influence. The unpredictability of China's actions is compared to the complacency that led to the war in Ukraine, stressing the importance of proactive measures to prevent conflict.
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Giulia Saudelli
I am an Italian/American multimedia journalist based between Berlin, Germany and Rome, Italy. I have worked as a TV producer and video journalist for the Associated Press and CNBC, and as a Writer for VICE News. I have a degree in International Political Economy from the London School of ...
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COP27 summit strikes historic deal on 'loss and damage' fund
Climate negotiators in Egypt concluded the COP27 summit with a historic agreement to establish a 'loss and damage' fund to aid vulnerable countries affected by climate change. The deal, seen as a victory for poorer nations, also reaffirmed the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius but did not introduce new targets for reducing fossil fuel use or greenhouse gas emissions. The summit faced challenges, including extended negotiations and criticism of Egypt's handling of the talks. Key figures such as Sameh Shoukry and Sherry Rehman highlighted the significance of the agreement, while advocacy groups expressed concerns over the influence of the fossil fuel industry.
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Laura Sepulveda
Laura Sepulveda is a journalist based in New York, United States of America. Bilingual (Spanish and English) multimedia reporter with experience as an anchor, in radio and Tv reporting as well as investigative journalism and public relations. Disciplined professional, with leadership skills, ...
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The G77 and China meet in Cuba
Cuba hosts the G77 summit, a forum of 134 developing nations, with China's participation, a week before the UN General Assembly in New York. Experts highlight the meeting's significance for Beijing.
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Javira Ssebwami
Javira Ssebwami is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. He is an online journalist in Uganda currently working with PML Daily as a field reporter and Editor. ******
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Airtel Uganda to supply internet to NAM, G77+China delegates
Airtel Uganda has been designated as the Internet Partner for the 19th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement, providing 5G and fibre cable internet connectivity to ensure reliable service. The summit, taking place from January 15-20, 2024, at the Speke Resort Convention Centre Munyonyo, will host delegates from 120 nations. Airtel Uganda's Managing Director, manoj murali, emphasized the company's role in digital transformation and its commitment to digital inclusion in Africa. Airtel Africa, serving in 17 countries represented at the summit, aims to facilitate discussions that could impact the future of developing countries.
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