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Giacomo Sini is a journalist/photojournalist based in Livorno, Italy. Giacomo born in Pisa, (Italy) in 1989 but has always been living in Livorno. In 2014 he obtained a degree in social sciences at Pisa University. By several years of work, has passed through fifty countries documenting their social and political realities. Passionate about the Middle East and Central Asia, has shooted many times the realities of conflict in Syria, Lebanon and Kurdistan. He is interested mostly in refugee’s stories from conflict and post conflict areas and cultural reports. His works have been published in The Guardian, Vice Magazine, El Pais, Neon Stern Magazine, L'Express, Humanité Dimanche, Venerdì Repubblica, D Repubblica, Il Manifesto, Internazionale, Fq Millennium (Fatto Quotidiano), Corriere del Ticino, NZZ, Die Zeit, Taz, National Geographic, The New Internationalist, Al Jazeera, Freitag, Der Spiegel.
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Halting Deep-Sea Mining Can Reshape Resource Management
The article discusses the ecological risks and ethical considerations of deep-sea mining (DSM) as governments negotiate international seabed resource management. It highlights the potential harm to marine ecosystems and the need for a precautionary approach, with several European countries advocating for a moratorium. The piece critiques the growth-at-all-costs model and suggests a shift towards sustainable resource management, emphasizing recycling, circular economy, and sufficiency. It calls for robust legal frameworks and international collaboration to ensure environmental protection and sustainable development, while noting the challenges posed by industry interests and governance issues within the International Seabed Authority.
Ankara's Offensive in Iraqi Kurdistan
Turkey has intensified its military operations in Iraqi Kurdistan as part of Operation 'Claw-Lock', aiming to establish a security zone against the PKK. The operations have led to civilian casualties and displacement, raising concerns among local residents and organizations like the Community Peacemaker Teams. Turkey and Iraq have signed strategic agreements to enhance security, trade, and energy cooperation, with the development of a major transport route through Kurdistan. However, the Kurdish population and organizations express fears over Turkey's increasing military presence and influence in the region. The situation remains tense, with calls for peaceful resolutions to the ongoing conflict.
International rescue: On board with an NGO saving refugee lives at sea
The article details the operations of the NGO Emergency's ship, Life Support, which conducts search and rescue missions in the Mediterranean to save refugees attempting dangerous sea crossings. The narrative follows a specific mission where the crew attempts to rescue people stranded on a gas platform, but faces challenges due to political agreements between the EU and Tunisia. Despite setbacks, the crew successfully rescues 52 people from a distressed boat and transports them to safety in Italy. The article highlights the humanitarian efforts of Emergency and critiques EU policies that impact refugee safety.
Rescuing Shipwrecked Humanity in the Mediterranean
The article details the humanitarian efforts of the NGO Emergency in rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean Sea. It highlights the challenges faced by the crew of the Life Support vessel, including a tense standoff with Tunisian authorities and a successful rescue operation near Libya. The narrative underscores the plight of migrants fleeing conflict and poverty, and criticizes the European Union's agreement with Tunisia, which is seen as compromising migrant safety. Personal stories of the rescued individuals, such as Mohammad and Abbas, illustrate the desperation and hope driving their perilous journeys.
Rescuing Shipwrecked Humanity in the Mediterranean
The article details the humanitarian efforts of the NGO Emergency in rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean Sea. It highlights the challenges faced by the crew of the Life Support vessel, including a tense standoff with a Tunisian gas platform and the lack of response from Maltese and Italian authorities. The narrative underscores the plight of migrants fleeing conflict and poverty, with personal stories of individuals like Mohammad and Abbas, who risked their lives for a chance at a better future. The article also criticizes the European Union's financial support to Tunisia for migration management, which has been met with opposition from human rights organizations.
Covas do Barroso: Local Resistance to Europe’s Lithium Race
In Covas do Barroso, a rural village in northern Portugal, local residents and activists are resisting plans by British company Savannah Resources to develop a lithium mine. The project, which has received preliminary approval from the Portuguese Environment Agency, is part of the EU's strategy to meet its critical raw materials demand domestically. However, locals argue that the mine threatens their livelihoods, the environment, and the region's designation as a FAO World Agricultural Heritage site. The controversy has broader implications, including a corruption investigation that led to Prime Minister António Costa's resignation. The resistance is organized by Unidos em Defesa de Covas do Barroso, with support from various sectors of society, emphasizing the need for a just and sustainable green transition.
‘Everything Here is Green’: Lithium Mining Complicates the Green Transition
In Covas do Barroso, Portugal, the British company Savannah Resources plans to open lithium mines, sparking significant local opposition. The project, approved by the Portuguese Environment Agency, faces resistance from the community group Unidos em Defesa de Covas do Barroso, which argues that the mines will disrupt the environment and local livelihoods. The controversy has broader implications, questioning the global model of green transition. Key figures, including local leaders and researchers, emphasize the need for sustainable alternatives and highlight the potential negative impacts on water resources and community health.
In Ramallah, Football Suspended Due to War
The ongoing conflict in Palestine has severely disrupted the football season, with matches and championships being suspended or canceled. Leen Qattawi, coach of the Sareyyet Ramallah women's team, describes the challenges faced by players due to the war, including travel restrictions and safety concerns. The situation has also impacted the mental health of the athletes, with efforts being made to provide a supportive environment. The article underscores the broader implications of the conflict on daily life and sports in Palestine.
Turkey bombs Kurdish areas in Syria, adding more chaos to the Middle East
Following an attack on the Turkish Ministry of Interior on October 5, Turkey has launched a military operation targeting Kurdish territories in northern and eastern Syria, accusing the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) of the attack. This operation mirrors a previous one in November 2022 after an Istanbul bombing. Turkey considers the Kurdish Women's Protection Units (YPJ) and People's Protection Units (YPG) as extensions of the PKK, which is labeled a terrorist group by Turkey, the US, and the EU. The recent Turkish attacks have caused significant infrastructure damage, including power plants, oil stations, water stations, and COVID-19 hospitals, and have exacerbated a humanitarian crisis in the region. The international community has been criticized for its silence and inaction.
The Local Power of Italy’s No Base Movement
Thousands of protesters in Coltano, Italy, marched against a proposed $190 million military base in the San Rossore Nature Park. The No Base Movement, a coalition of local residents and anti-militarist and environmental groups, argues that the funds could be better spent on public welfare. Despite the change in Italy's leadership from Mario Draghi to far-right Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, the project continues to face strong opposition. Local grassroots organizations, including the Coltano Defense Committee, are actively involved in the protests.
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