A German policy foundation links climate, democracy and resource governance in a fractured global debate

How a European diabetes network helps protect access to insulin, supplies and care during emergencies

The UN agency’s food crisis assessments have become an essential warning system as acute food insecurity deepens

A non-profit is backing innovation hubs that aim to move Indian research from laboratories into usable technologies

Rising demand for transition minerals is exposing new tensions over mining, sovereignty and fairer economic returns

The UN fund tracks and supports education needs as conflict, displacement and climate shocks keep millions from school

A civil society watchdog tracks how the bioeconomy could reshape power, land, food systems and democratic oversight

A Tokyo-based non-profit offers confidential counselling and crisis support for people navigating distress in Japan

Schools may still stand, but crisis is making learning less regular, safe and equal for millions of children

The Alliance for Water Stewardship shows how water risk is becoming a question of trust, governance and collective action

Insights from the Africa We Build Summit 2026 on Africa’s infrastructure shift, capital, and regional integration

Thermal satellites are making heat visible at field, street and neighbourhood scale, with major implications for climate adaptation

As Global Society News approaches its fourth anniversary, the editorial team reflects on the people, communities and organisations driving change

A preventable disease is spreading where water systems, health services and public investment have failed

A water charity working in Kenya, Uganda and Sierra Leone highlights the gap between access and reliability

Data tools can help cities target heat risks, but protection still depends on housing, health systems and local trust.

A Spanish foundation has helped move human-animal bonds from sentiment into health, care and education practice

In conflict zones, women-led cultural initiatives are helping communities preserve trust, memory and public life.

How Interpeace tries to move community knowledge into national and international peace policy

The US non-profit uses storytelling, science and local dialogue to push plastic pollution from awareness into policy

Research on psilocybin, MDMA and ibogaine is expanding, but safety, regulation and clinical evidence remain decisive.

HIFA argues that remote care cannot work fairly when patients, clinicians and policymakers lack trusted health information

In Cameroon, BIOCOM-MDJ aims to involve nearby villages in protecting wildlife, forests and sustainable local livelihoods

Published alongside our earlier report on the International Rescue Committee, this opinion column reflects on why conflict, poverty, climate stress and aid cuts must now be understood as one connected global failure