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Climate Change · Canada

Climate Disinformation, Peace and Security: Good News, Bad News, and Key Questions

By Tom Ellison As previously covered by the Center for Climate and Security (CCS), the intersection of climate change and misinformation is not only a barrier to science-based climate and energy policy but also a growing challenge to peace and security. The problem is diverse and intensifying, from extremists and autocratic governments exploiting climate-driven disasters to propagandize, to xenophobic actors mobilizing against climate-driven mig…Read Article

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Reshaping Multilateralism Episode 8: Multilateralism Back in the Hands of the Global South

By Siena Cicarelli The final episode of Season 1 of the Nexus25 project podcast, Reshaping Multilateralism, is now available on Spotify and the Nexus25 website. This first season saw significant geopolitical and multilateral challenges; episodes have covered the transition from the Biden to the Trump Administration, European Parliament elections, actions on global food security, and the response to extreme weather events across South Asia and Af…Read Article

The Devil is in the Details: Minerals, Batteries, and US Dependence on Chinese Imports

By Ben Taulli and Joshua Busby Download full PDF Read full briefer online Executive Summary Overview US dependence on China for critical minerals and battery supply chains represents a national security risk, leaving the country potentially vulnerable to military supply chain disruptions, coercion, cyber threats, and risks to key economic sectors. While it is well understood that China dominates key segments of the global market, the degree of …United States · United States Read Article

Nexus25 SIPRI Conference Workshop: Leader or Left Behind? The EU in a Euro-Mediterranean Polycrisis

By Siena Cicarelli, Luca Cinciripini, and Chiara Scissa From May 12-14, the Nexus25 team attended the 2025 Stockholm Forum on Peace and Development. This year’s forum focused on “Rethinking Peace and the Future of Security,” with sessions dedicated to resolving the Israel-Palestine conflict, the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan, enhancing youth engagement, avenues for dialogue in the Sahel region, advancing gender equity, and more. As part o…European Union · Gaza Read Article

Rubio calls Iran a ‘threshold nuclear weapon state’

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Shrinking or abolishing FEMA is a grave risk to US national security

The US Administration is considering shrinking or abolishing the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), despite its key role in US resilience to extreme weather events and other disasters.United States · United States See the Story

Destabilization From ‘Within’: A “Termite Theory” of Climate’s Pathway to Violence

By Peter Schwartzstein Edited by Tom Ellison Download full PDF Read full briefer online Introduction When we talk about climate’s contribution to violence, we generally characterize these stresses as external forces, as destabilizers applying pressure to already ‘messy’ socio-political contexts from above or outside. And there’s good reason for that categorization. It’s more or less how most other drivers of instability function. It all sounds …Read Article

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Top The Center for Climate & Security News

Climate Disinformation, Peace and Security: Good News, Bad News, and Key Questions

Reshaping Multilateralism Episode 8: Multilateralism Back in the Hands of the Global South

Market Realities Continue to Mug Faddish ‘Energy Transitions’

Military Response to Climate Hazards (MiRCH) Tracker: February-May 2025 Update

State-Level Climate Security Education: South Carolina

The Devil is in the Details: Minerals, Batteries, and US Dependence on Chinese Imports

Nexus25 SIPRI Conference Workshop: Leader or Left Behind? The EU in a Euro-Mediterranean Polycrisis

Rubio calls Iran a ‘threshold nuclear weapon state’

Shrinking or abolishing FEMA is a grave risk to US national security

Destabilization From ‘Within’: A “Termite Theory” of Climate’s Pathway to Violence

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