Thomas Pogge

What about additional large trades in options?

And it's very obvious now from trading data that this actually happened: some people got advance notice of Trump's statement and cashed in to the tune of at least hundreds of millions of dollars. paulkrugman.substack.com/p/treason-in-t…

Trump statement causes huge market move at 7:04am EST. Those with advance knowledge profit handsomely.

Chinese firm Carbonology claims that - from air, water, and renewable energy - it can synthesize fuel for sale at competitive prices. scmp.com/economy/china-…

The Peace & Justice project on Gaza: facebook.com/reel/154661649…

Israeli prosecution drops charges of rape against five soldiers who were filmed doing it. commondreams.org/news/idf-drops…

Finally some justice for the people whom US contractors tortured at the notorious Abu Ghraib Prison in Iraq. commondreams.org/news/abu-ghrai…

Australia subsidizes fossil fuel use by >$30,000 per minute. theguardian.com/environment/20… For the whole world, this subsidy flow is $1.33 million per minute (IMF study). What good this financial flow could do!!

Monitoring political donations affecting the coming midterm elections in the US. politicalintegrity.us/p/following-th…

Productive and enjoyable session - great discussion with Nalanda faculty and students.

Nalanda University hosted a Special Lecture by Professor @ThomasPogge, Director of the Global Justice Program and Leitner Professor of Philosophy and International Affairs at @Yale, USA. Professor Pogge delivered an insightful talk on “An Ecological Impact Fund,” presenting a distinctive proposal that seeks to incentivise innovation by rewarding measurable impact. The lecture stimulated thoughtful discussion on policy innovation, encouraging students and faculty to reflect on alternative and practical pathways for fostering responsible and impact-oriented innovation. The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty members. #NalandaUniversity #SpecialLecture @Sachin_Chat | @MEAIndia

Reprisal bombing in Lebanon dropsitenews.com/p/lebanon-hezb… and chemical warfare in Tehran billmckibben.substack.com/p/a-dark-and-k…

Details on the destruction of the fertility clinic... middleeasteye.net/news/us-israel… ... and the double tap strike on the girls' school in Minab. middleeasteye.net/news/exclusive…

Today, Nalanda University will host a Special Lecture by Professor @ThomasPogge, Director of the Global Justice Program and Leitner Professor at Yale University, on “Philosophical Foundations of Eco Sustenance and Eco Regeneration.” @Yale 📍 Academic Spine, Block-4, Room-4 🕛 12:00 Noon Organised by the School of Buddhist Studies, Philosophy and Comparative Religion, Nalanda University. #NalandaUniversity #Distinguishedlecture @Sachin_Chat

After destroying a girls' school, public squares, and a dozen medical facilities .....

North East India Highlight | Conservation, Connectivity and Localisation of SDGs A special session highlighting development pathways for North East India through sustainability, connectivity, and community-led growth. Presentations by Kesang Degi (Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh), Chubaienla Imchen (Jubilee Memorial College), Nameirakpam Surjit Kumar (Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Manipur), Durga Prasad Chhetri (Sikkim Central University), Kanak Haloi (Former Professor & Head, NIRDPR), Bhagirathi Panda (ICSSR North East Regional Centre, Shillong), Jyotiraj Pathak (Kumar Bhaskar Varma Sanskrit University, Assam), Lalduhthlana Ralte (Former Ambassador, Mizoram), and Manoshi Das (NETRA Foundation, Tripura). Moderated by Jayanta Choudhury (Nagaland University). #NalandaDevelopmentDialogue #NorthEastIndia #SustainableDevelopment @Sachin_Chat

Nalanda Development Dialogue Plenary Roundtable #3 | A Tentative Agenda for Track-2 Diplomacy in 2026-2027 This session explores evolving global cooperation frameworks, multilateralism, and the role of academic and policy networks in advancing shared development goals. Opening insights by Stephan Klingebiel (German Institute of Development and Sustainability – Session Chair) and Bambang Brodjonegoro (Asian Development Bank Institute, Tokyo). Speakers: Ariane Costa (CEBRI, Brazil), Jagjeet Sareen (CIEU, Delhi), Tetsushi Sonobe (GRIPS, Tokyo), Malgorzata Kuczara (University of Warsaw), Andre de Mello e Souza (IPC-ID, Brazil), and Vesselin Popovsky (O.P. Jindal Global University). Closing reflections by Nicolas J.A. Buchoud (Nalanda University International Centre). #NalandaDevelopmentDialogue #Track2Diplomacy #NalandaUniversity @Sachin_Chat

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Nalanda Development Dialogue brings in opportunity to discuss themes like development framework, structural limitations and policy options @nalanda_univ @ThomasPogge