UN High Seas Treaty: Who Controls Knowledge about the High Seas?

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The new UN treaty for the protection of the high seas promises greater transparency and knowledge diversity. Yet political conflicts of interest threaten this promise. The EU and Germany should make targeted efforts to ensure that knowledge pluralism is safeguarded, argues Miranda Böttcher.

When Home Becomes Uninhabitable

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Planned Relocations as a Global Challenge in the Era of Climate Change

doi:10.18449/2026RP01

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• Leona Tenkhoff
• Lisa Voigt

The Tropical Forest Forever Facility and Its Role in International Forest Finance

doi:10.18449/2026C01

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• Nadine Biehler
• Emma Landmesser
• Rebecca Majewski

Mapping African Migration

Insights from UN DESA Data on Patterns, Trends, and Misconceptions

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A Migration Miracle? Indian Migration to Germany

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Opportunities and Challenges

doi:10.18449/2025RP04

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United Nations and Sustainable Development

Sustainable development aims to meet the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. The United Nations committed itself to this guiding principle in the early 1990s. How has global sustainability policy developed since then?