
Global South Rise: Pushing for a Fairer World Order
At the Boao Forum for Asia, the Global South emerges as a driving force pushing for a fairer international order. Despite challenges, developing nations are stepping up to shape global affairs.
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At the Boao Forum for Asia, the Global South emerges as a driving force pushing for a fairer international order. Despite challenges, developing nations are stepping up to shape global affairs.
Decades after the Cold War, the Non-Aligned Movement remains crucial for the Global South, uniting developing nations against economic and political pressures from powerful countries.
Discover how G77+China is uniting developing nations to tackle global challenges and amplify the voice of the Global South.
China’s unique path to modernization offers new perspectives and possibilities for developing countries worldwide.
China’s zero-tariff policy boosts exports from least developed countries, promoting growth and reducing poverty.
At COP29, developed nations agreed to provide $300 billion annually by 2035 to help developing countries tackle climate change. While it’s triple the previous commitment, many nations say it’s still far from enough.
At COP29, climate negotiations stall as developing nations find proposed funding goals insufficient, leaving a daunting task ahead.
As the COP29 deadline nears, nations are urgently seeking consensus on new climate funding to support developing countries, but divisions persist between developed and developing nations.
Developing countries are showing unprecedented commitment to combating climate change, a global survey finds, urging developed nations to increase their efforts and cooperation.