Syria's Banking Crisis and Climate Conference Controversies

This chapter explores the banking challenges in Syria linked to U.S. financial control and the conflicts involving Kurdish and Turkish forces. It critiques the recent UN Climate Conference in Azerbaijan, addressing the contradictions of hosting such an event in a repressive, oil-rich state and the inadequacies of financial commitments made to combat climate change. Additionally, the chapter highlights the necessity for accountability and reform in global climate negotiations, stressing the urgent support needed for developing nations affected by climate crises.