Gaza: one of the most intense bombardments in history?

On 7 October, the Hamas militia attacked Israel. Since then, the Israeli military has bombarded Gaza in an effort to “obliterate” Hamas’ military infrastructure. Dr Philip Webber and Dr Stuart Parkinson, of Scientists for Global Responsibility, assess the scale of the Israeli military assault in comparison with other wars, and consider the possibilities for peace. … Continue reading Gaza: one of the most intense bombardments in history?

Our COP28 round-up: TPNS events, presentations & media

TPNS took its message to civil society, country delegates, UN departments and media. We built on our presence at COP27 as part of an ever growing civil society movement calling for this issue to be centre-stage. We look forward to building on both existing and new connections in our work to get military emissions and spending on the UNFCCC and climate finance agendas respectively.

Gaza: sharing reactions from our friends and colleagues

Dear Friends, Since Tipping Point North South began, with its Film Fund, we have been committed to doing all we can in support of, and in solidarity with, those in the Palestinian struggle to free their homeland from Israel’s 75 years long occupation. As Gaza endures extreme bombardment from Israel, the 15th largest military spender … Continue reading Gaza: sharing reactions from our friends and colleagues

MLK & climate justice: war as a metaphor for climate chaos

All life is interrelated. We are all caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied into a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly In 2016, the Center for International Environmental Law published a trove of newly released patent record office documents.  They held the smoking gun: evidence that oil companies … Continue reading MLK & climate justice: war as a metaphor for climate chaos