The Conference of the Parties (COP) was held this year in Dubai, an oil-producing country, but it was this year’s COP that included in the new text the desire to "leave fossil fuels behind".
Author: Laura Casamitjana
Laura Casamitjana
Periodista. Máster en Periodismo Literario, Comunicación y Humanidades de la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. Codirectora y coguionista del documental “Berracas. Mujeres supervivientes que construyen la paz en Colombia”. Actualmente redactora del medio Catalunya Plural, de la Fundació Periodisme Plural, y XQ The News, de colaboración europea.
Over the last few decades, far-right parties have gained momentum and come to power in a number of countries. The recent elections in Argentina and the Netherlands are yet another symptom of the trend and political reality of right-wing extremist parties in Europe.
With growing military spending and cutting-edge technology, Israel stands out in a context of asymmetric forces in the Arab-Jewish conflict. In addition to its "battle-tested" weaponry, its defence investment receives a significant boost from allies such as the United States. The Palestinian state has developed various warfare tactics that go beyond artillery.