Musk richer than half the world—and could end extreme poverty worldwide! New @Oxfam analysis reveals how Musk is richer than the poorest 46% of the world population, or 3.8 billion people, combined. sharing.org/information-cent…

How a super El Niño could trigger global famine Emergency finance is essential to combat hunger—but it is only a stop‑gap. Preventing food crises requires structural change to how food is produced based on agroecological farming, argues Benjamin Selwyn. sharing.org/information-cent…

‘A collective failure of humanity’ The number of forcibly displaced people drops from 2024 levels, but largely driven by people who were forced to return home, sometimes to precarious conditions via @commondreams sharing.org/information-cent…

"We economists have done the maths: ‘growth’ is a doomed strategy – there is a better way" A call to political leaders from Olivier De Schutter, Joseph Stiglitz, Jayati Ghosh, Thomas Piketty, Kate Raworth and Jason Hickel. sharing.org/information-cent…

Governments falling 90 percent short of climate adaptation finance needs People in climate-vulnerable communities left drastically under-equipped to cope with the devastating impacts of climate change, @oxfam warns ahead of Bonn climate talks. sharing.org/information-cent…

If you're coming to the International Anti-War conference on 20 June, we have a pre-conference assembly for trade unionists and anti-war activists to meet and create links across borders. 🗓️ Saturday 20 June ⏰ 10am 📍 Westminster Central Hall (lower hall)

Is a new Copernican Revolution already underway? A second Copernican revolution is gathering force that will take humanity out of the center of the living world—not to diminish us, but to restore us to our proper place within it, writes @JeremyRLent sharing.org/information-cent…

Around the world, global solidarity and cooperation are remarkably popular Although many politicians spout nationalist rhetoric and belittle international cooperation, this approach to global affairs is not what most people want. By Dr. Lawrence Wittner sharing.org/information-cent…

This is the result of more than two years of research of 45 direct contributors and in continuation of many international initiatives and a much longer research tradition on inequality and the climate crisis. Find report, website, research papers and more here: globaljusticeproject.wid.wor…

‘An equal and habitable world is possible’ Humanity can raise living standards, reduce inequality and limit global heating, according to a sweeping vision for planetary survival from Thomas Piketty and other economists at the @WIL_inequality sharing.org/information-cent…

'We need a new governance model for Africa that no longer treats water as charity but rather as a driver of economic transformation, a foundation of peace, & the most important asset the continent holds in trust for its children' Cristina Duarte @ipsnews sharing.org/information-cent…

World Hunger Day is a reminder that hunger is not simply the result of food scarcity, but of deep inequalities in how food, land, resources and power are organised across the world. Today, hunger is intensified by conflict, climate change, displacement, debt crises, corporate control over agriculture, and shrinking livelihoods for small farmers, fishers, pastoralists and workers. Across many countries, food systems increasingly prioritise profit, exports and speculation over people’s nutritional needs and local food sovereignty. World Hunger Day therefore calls not only for charity, but for justice. Ending hunger requires strengthening public distribution systems, protecting commons and natural resources, ensuring fair wages and dignified livelihoods, supporting small producers, and building democratic, people-centred food systems. Hunger cannot be addressed in isolation from questions of inequality, exclusion and unequal access to resources. World Hunger Day is also a call to reclaim the idea that food is a fundamental human right, and that no society can claim progress while large sections of humanity continue to sleep hungry. @sndeep

UN-backed roadmap provides blueprint for eradicating poverty beyond growth Olivier De Schutter, former UN Rapporteur on extreme poverty, has unveiled a roadmap to the United Nations for a human rights economy. Watch his presentation and learn more: sharing.org/information-cent…

Wars and geopolitical divisions constitute ‘dangerous erosion’ of world order, warns UN chief The UN Charter is facing one of its gravest tests in decades, Secretary-General António Guterres warned the Security Council this week. sharing.org/information-cent…

Pope Leo's call for sharing A new encyclical calls for tax systems that ease the burden on the most vulnerable and demand more from those with greater resources, while the benefits of innovation should be transparent and shared with the entire community. sharing.org/information-cent…

Despite US sabotage efforts, UN passes historic climate crisis resolution By a 141-8 vote, the new resolution confirms member states have a legal obligation to address the planetary climate crisis by mitigating greenhouse gas emissions via @commondreams sharing.org/information-cent…

Today marks another milestone in the movement for global climate justice 🤝

'The People’s Declaration for a Rapid, Equitable, and Just Transition for a Fossil-Free Future' Read the full declaration here from the historic First International Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels in Santa Marta from 24-29 April 2026. sharing.org/information-cent…

The UK made a promise 50 years ago. It’s time to deliver. Share The World’s Resources are proud to stand alongside @JustFairUK and 76 organisations marking 50 years since the UK ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. sharing.org/information-cent…

GDP up, satisfaction down: Why we need a new way to measure progress Following a year of consultations, the UN has released its first global blueprint for moving beyond the limited metric of GDP. sharing.org/information-cent…