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“A misuse of treaties”: Russian oligarchs are using investor-state disputes to sue Ukraine

At least eight ISDS cases have been brought against the Ukrainian government since 2022, a Land and Climate investigation has found. IISD's Nathalie Bernasconi argued that ISDS claims brought by oligarchs constitute “a misuse of treaties.”

IISD in the news January 16, 2026

Mary Grace Gabis-Reyes

Person January 13, 2026

A Day in the Life of a Protected Area Manager

A day in the life of a protected area manager in Belize navigating climate change impacts.

Guide January 13, 2026

Suarni Landuma

Person January 12, 2026

The Venezuela crisis has prompted Canada to double down on oil. Is that the right move?

The dramatic takeover of Venezuela and its oil industry is sparking more talk of pipelines and a fossil fuel bonanza in Canada. But climate experts, economists and others say don’t bet on it. IISD's Philip Gass weighs in.

IISD in the news January 7, 2026

New opportunities emerging in region for sustainable agriculture

Emerging markets, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, are showing promising growth trajectories in consumption of sustainable-certified agricultural commodities, driven by increased environmental awareness, rising incomes and urbanization, according to IISD expert Erika Luna.

IISD in the news January 2, 2026

U.S. LNG exports hit record highs as Ottawa seeks to boost Canada's modest output

U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas are reaching record-high levels, while Ottawa seeks to expand Canada's modest LNG output in the quest to rank among the top six countries globally within five years.

IISD in the news January 2, 2026

IISD’s Best of 2025: Articles

As 2025 draws to a close, we’re revisiting our most-read articles of the year.

Insight December 30, 2025

IISD’s Best of 2025: Publications

As 2025 draws to a close, we’re revisiting our most downloaded publications of the year.

Insight December 30, 2025

New year, new carbon tax to address Europe pollution

At the start of the new year, the world's first carbon tariff will take effect. The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism will charge fees on certain imported products—and those fees will be based on the emissions tied to the manufacturing of those products. IISD Senior Associate Aaron Cosbey talks about how the tariff is supposed to work, and what other countries will be watching.

IISD in the news December 29, 2025

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