Article published by the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence, July 2025. 

The United Nations representatives who took the microphone in Baghdad in early June 2023 to talk about Iraq’s current drought had little reason to be optimistic.
Cities increasingly bear the brunt of climate-induced migration, particularly in conflict-affected countries.
Climate change and its impacts create severe risks for food systems and human security more broadly, making peaceful coexistence between people and communities harder to maintain or achieve.
This report is based on direct testimonies from agropastoralists living in borderland regions of Africa.
This article discusses the aftermath of the Nova Kakhovka Dam collapse in Ukraine. The dam is the most downstream in a series of six, forming the largest reservoir in Europe. Its collapse resulted in significant flooding, widespread damage, and casualties.
During the NATO summit in Vilnius on the 11th and 12th July, NATO Leaders discussed critical challenges in enhancing NATO’s deterrence and defence and fostering closer ties between NATO and Ukraine.