German Minister: Climate Change Could Spur New Wave of Migration and Extremism
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The Assistant Minister for Emergency and Disaster Management, Ahmed Agsiz, participated in the work of the eighth Berlin Climate and Security Conference, which was held today at the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Berlin under the theme "A climate for security, freedom and prosperity."
Foreign Minister Wadephul sees a connection between global warming and emerging terrorism. He points out that crises and conflicts are intensifying worldwide - with significant consequences.
Berlin, 6 Oct (EFE).- The German Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, expressed concern this Tuesday about extreme and possibly “superlative” weather conditions such as the El Niño phenomenon that affect many populations and aggravate numerous crises and conflicts around the world. “The crises do not need a special or superlative name to give us cause for concern, because even without them we can already see how the weather conditions are becoming…
Climate change could alter global security and trigger new waves of migration. This was warned by German Foreign Minister Johan Vadeful, quoted by the DPA. According to him, the climate consequences can deepen hunger and instability in vulnerable countries and create conditions for the spread of extremism and terrorism, reports BTA. At the start of a conference in Berlin devoted to the relationship between climate and security, the conservative…
Climate change could change the global security situation and trigger new waves of migration, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said on Tuesday. He also warned that the effects of climate change could fuel hunger, extremism and terrorism in vulnerable states.
At the start of the Berlin Climate and Security Conference on Tuesday in Berlin, Federal Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul (CDU) stressed the importance of climate protection measures for the security of states. "If Russia again targets Ukraine's energy infrastructure this winter, decentralized, renewable energy sources could become life insurance," said Wadephul, according to the Federal Foreign Office. "Investments in climate protection are als…
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