World Federalist Movement – Canada · July 2026
Sharing firefighting aircraft, emergency personnel and satellite mapping through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism is the cooperation WFM–C backs, as wildfires strain emergency services, food and water security and local economies.
World Federalist Movement – Canada · April 2026
December 2025
Young World Federalists · November 2025
Young World Federalists · May 2025
Citizens for Global Solutions · March 2025
World Federalist Movement · December 2024
World Federalist Movement · November 2024
The Arctic region faces growing geopolitical tensions over shipping routes. Climate change has unlocked new maritime paths, reshaping global trade and international relations.
World Federalist Movement · May 2023
Warsaw is investing in public transport, cycling infrastructure, and pedestrian-friendly spaces. Cities are major contributors to climate change and vital components of the solution.
March 2023
Loblaw clawed back a pandemic raise for frontline workers while Galen Weston Jr.’s fortune and pay soared, and penalties for price fixing and offshore tax evasion barely dented profits. Wealth that hides offshore will escape national courts until the world builds institutions with reach beyond borders.
World Federalist Movement – Canada · February 2023
Seth Klein warns of climate emergency impacts. He draws parallels to past mobilizations for global transformation.
World Federalist Movement – Canada · February 2023
Elizabeth May argues for a World Trade and Environment Organization to enforce climate action. She highlights the failure of the Kyoto Protocol and the need for trade sanctions to meet the 1.5 C target.
Citizens for Global Solutions · December 2022
Declarations of human and environmental rights mean little until people accept duties to match. A world court for both kinds of rights, a people’s parliament and a legal status of world citizen would give individuals a say over how the planet is treated.
World Federalist Movement · November 2022
Conflicts fought over natural resources are twice as likely to flare up again, and war has always ruined land and water. Condemnation is not enough: states need an international environmental court, and ecocide belongs among the crimes the ICC can try.
World Federalist Movement · November 2022
A coalition of willing democracies cannot launch a world parliament while great powers are at war; only a shared danger such as the environmental crisis can. Step-by-step campaigns for a Global Green Deal and a UN parliamentary assembly could start that process.
World Federalist Movement · September 2022
The war against Ukraine highlights the need for a ceasefire and energy independence. The article argues for world federalism as a path to global peace and climate action.
World Federalist Movement · November 2021
Glasgow left national interest in charge, as China and India softened the coal pledge and small island states were let down. Yet the US and China agreed to cut emissions together, and the climate fight could spur more democratic, accountable global governance.
World Federalist Movement – Canada · July 2021
Civil society groups said the 2021 UN high-level forum on Agenda 2030 offered no bold recommendations and ignored root causes, even as progress on inequality, emissions and hunger had stalled or reversed before COVID-19.
World Federalist Movement – Canada · March 2021
A good future depends on changing values, not just technology. Growth must stop being the goal, and people can find more satisfaction in learning, music, community and helping others than in endless spending: more fun, less stuff.
