The Social Democratic Party (SPD) is publicly raising concerns about the performance of Economics and Energy Minister Katherina Reiche of the Christian Democrat...
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#news #action #coalition #faster #policies
SPD Urges Faster Action on Coalition Policies - Osna.FM
Urgent action needed! Discover how Germany's SPD is pushing for faster progress on key coalition initiatives and the recent criticism leveled at the CDU.
"Europe created regulatory frameworks, including the Digital Markets Act and the Digital Services Act, in attempt to reassert control, but these laws have recently faced backlash from the Trump administration. In this episode Courtney Radsch speaks with Marietje Schaake about these challenges and the digital sovereignty debate."—TechTank
On European digital sovereignty and platform regulation with Marietje Schaake @MarietjeSchaake >
https://shows.acast.com/tech-tank/episodes/on-european-digital-sovereignty-and-platform-regulation-with
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On European digital sovereignty and platform regulation with Marietje Schaake | TechTank
The Social Democratic Party (SPD) faces a critical juncture, with senior figures now publicly urging a radical reassessment of its core policies to regain relev...
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SPD Rethinks Old Policies to Appeal to Voters - Osna.FM
Revitalize German politics! SPD Vice Chair Schweitzer calls for a fresh approach, urging the party to shed outdated policies and reconnect with voters.
The erosion of democratic norms and the freedom of scientific inquiry in the United States under the leadership of President Donald Trump is generating deep con...
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Trump Policies Threaten Global Scientific Progress - Osna.FM
Explore how Trump's policies impact science and the concerns of prominent science communicator Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim.
Mont. Youths Say State, Gov. Violated High Court Enviro Ruling
A group of
#young #Montanans is asking the
#state #SupremeCourt to decide whether two
#laws that weaken
#environmental #policies in the state violate their
#constitutional #right to "clean and healthful" surroundings.
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"#Inequality is the result of our
#policies,
#institutions, and
#governance structures. The costs of escalating inequality are clear: widening divides, fragile
#democracies, and a
#climate #crisis borne most heavily by those least responsible."
wir2026.wid.world/www-site/uploa... https://wir2026.wid.world/www-site/uploads/2025/12/World_Inequality_Report_2026.pdf
"#Inequality is a #political choice. It is the result of our #policies, #institutions, and #governance structures. The costs of escalating inequality are clear: widening divides, fragile #democracies, and a #climate #crisis borne most heavily by those least responsible. But the possibilities of reform are equally clear. Where #redistribution is strong, #taxation is fair, and #social investment is prioritized, inequality narrows."
”Corporate capitalism, premised on the exploitation of workers and the ecological commons to maximize private monetary return to shareholders, is accelerating us into civilizational suicide. But if we hope to address these social and ecological injustices in time to avoid extinction, I would argue it will require more than new political policies or even a new economic system. More than just a change of mind, we are in desperate need of a change of heart.”
—Matthew Segall
https://footnotes2plato.substack.com/p/romantic-imagination-and-the-recovery#capitalism #exploitation #money #injustice #extinction #policies #economy #systems #ecology #mind #heart
Romantic Imagination and the Recovery of Nature’s Intrinsic Value
Whitehead, Barfield, and Our Crisis of Perception
Migration As Reparation: Climate Change and the Disruption of Borders
This article examines the legal and moral basis for migration as a form of reparation for the harms inflicted on the states and peoples of the Global South through climate change and through centuries of predatory economic policies. Using Central American migration to the United States as a case study, the article explains that susceptibility to climate change is a function of two variables: exposure and social and economic vulnerability. High-emitting affluent states are disproportionately responsible for Central America’s exposure to climate change due to their historic and current greenhouse gas emissions, their unwillingness to curb these emissions, and their failure to provide adequate adaptation assistance. The United States is responsible for Central America’s social and economic vulnerability due to its history of invasions, coups, military occupations, support for brutal dictatorships, and imposition of damaging economic policies. Climate law scholars have proposed that high-emitting states accept climate-displaced persons into their territory in proportion to each country’s historic contribution to climate change. Migration law scholars have advocated for the admission of so-called “economic migrants” as a form of compensation for the North’s exploitation and domination of the South from the colonial era to the present. This article combines the insights of both group of scholars and argues for migration as a form of reparation for the environmental, social, and economic harms inflicted on the Global South that have undermined its resilience to climate change and have disrupted the lives and livelihoods of its inhabitants. Re-conceptualizing migration as one form of reparation challenges traditional notions of bounded autonomous sovereign states by highlighting the political, ecological, and economic interconnectedness of states and peoples and by calling for policies that recognize this interdependence.
https://lawecommons.luc.edu/facpubs/687/
"This article examines the #legal and #moral basis for #migration as a form of #reparation for the harms inflicted on the #states and #peoples of the #Global #South through #climate change and through centuries of predatory #economic #policies."
tinjar.ghost.io/a-new-faith
#bookstodon #books
Migration As Reparation: Climate Change and the Disruption of Borders
This article examines the legal and moral basis for migration as a form of reparation for the harms inflicted on the states and peoples of the Global South through climate change and through centuries of predatory economic policies. Using Central American migration to the United States as a case study, the article explains that susceptibility to climate change is a function of two variables: exposure and social and economic vulnerability. High-emitting affluent states are disproportionately responsible for Central America’s exposure to climate change due to their historic and current greenhouse gas emissions, their unwillingness to curb these emissions, and their failure to provide adequate adaptation assistance. The United States is responsible for Central America’s social and economic vulnerability due to its history of invasions, coups, military occupations, support for brutal dictatorships, and imposition of damaging economic policies. Climate law scholars have proposed that high-emitting states accept climate-displaced persons into their territory in proportion to each country’s historic contribution to climate change. Migration law scholars have advocated for the admission of so-called “economic migrants” as a form of compensation for the North’s exploitation and domination of the South from the colonial era to the present. This article combines the insights of both group of scholars and argues for migration as a form of reparation for the environmental, social, and economic harms inflicted on the Global South that have undermined its resilience to climate change and have disrupted the lives and livelihoods of its inhabitants. Re-conceptualizing migration as one form of reparation challenges traditional notions of bounded autonomous sovereign states by highlighting the political, ecological, and economic interconnectedness of states and peoples and by calling for policies that recognize this interdependence.
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