Events

As the climate crisis deepens and socioeconomic inequalities grow, escalating trade tensions between global powers are undermining urgent climate cooperation and reinforcing resource nationalism. In this context, it is crucial to examine how trade and investment regimes influence the paths toward a just transition.

From impunity to accountability: Francesca Albanese and Omar Barghouti on international law and Palestinian liberation.

On Wednesday, 5 February, the European Parliament will host a debate on the pros and cons of lithium mining by Rio Tinto in Serbia. However, this event, linked to the promotion of a documentary on the subject, raises serious concerns about fairness and transparency.  The Serbian Diaspora Group "Palac Gore" calls upon international environmental advocates, human rights defenders, and members of the diaspora from Serbia and the Balkans, as well as concerned citizens across Europe to participate in a peaceful demonstration opposing both the biased representation in this documentary and the broader issue of lithium extraction at the expense of communities, ecosystems and democracy.

Watch back this critical discussion on how emerging corporate elites are influencing global governance and multilateral frameworks in an era of geopolitical instability.