World Federalist Movement · July 2026
Nations measure GDP and debt but not what humanity takes from the Earth and leaves behind. A planetary balance sheet, priced in dollars and built with AI, would show war as net destruction and restoration as the largest investment opportunity in history.
Citizens for Global Solutions · December 2024
Citizens for Global Solutions · October 2023
World Federalist Movement · July 2023
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World Federalist Movement – Canada · February 2023
December 2025
The article traces the evolution of global environmental concern, from early visions of Earth’s isolation to modern calls for sustainable development. It highlights the ongoing struggle to address systemic environmental degradation through international cooperation.
World Federalist Movement – Canada · October 2022
The Don River’s historical and cultural significance intertwines with national security and climate change in the Donbas region. The river’s role in shaping identity and geopolitical tensions highlights the intersection of water, sovereignty, and global governance.
World Federalist Movement · May 2022
The Convention on Biological Diversity addresses global biodiversity loss. The article highlights its role in conservation and sustainable use of genetic resources.
March 2021
The article reviews the history of the UNDP Human Development Report, noting its shift from measuring GDP growth to assessing human opportunity and freedom. It highlights the report’s evolution, from focusing on human security and gender equality to addressing climate change and global inequalities.
June 2019
Global Voice and Partner Organizations have launched ‘The Road to 2020,’ a series of Global Town Halls held across the United States to develop recommendations for renewing the United Nations ahead of its 75th anniversary in 2020. The initiative has allied with the Common Home of Humanity project, which frames the Earth’s biophysical boundaries as the foundation for reformed international environmental law and a potential first step toward world federation.
