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NATO’S 3.5% Spending Goal Unsustainable on every count

EU Militarism and War Policies
Militarism
Climate Crisis

In 2025, there is one glaring security challenge facing everyone in the world – and that is the climate crisis. Every scientist studying climate change is sounding an alarm that we are close to dangerous tipping points that threaten liveability on this planet for millions of people. We have faced two of the hottest years on record consecutively, unprecedented forest fires and extreme weather events are becoming ever more normal, and we will almost certainly breach the 1.5 degree Celsius increase in global temperatures from pre-industrial levels within the next five years. Yet in June, the world’s biggest ‘security’ alliance, NATO, will be meeting in The Hague not to tackle this crisis but to add yet more petroleum to the fire.

Issue brief

19 June 2025

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TNI has a proud history of being at the cutting edge of analysis, research and activism on critical global issues. Here you can navigate our publications in chronological order, including: policy briefs, issue briefs, papers, reports, primers, working papers, and books.

The demise of emancipatory peasant politics? Indonesian fascism and the rise of islamic populism

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Laksmi Savitri

Devi Adriyanti
Publication date: 15 March 2018
Solidarities from below in the making of an emancipatory rural politics: insights from food sovereignty struggles in the Basque Country

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Rita Calvário

Annette Aurélie Desmarais

Joseba Azkarraga
Publication date: 15 March 2018
Conservative farmers movements and right-wing populism in contemporary India

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

Divya Jain

Publication date: 15 March 2018
Championing change in rural Hungary: the role of emancipatory subjectivities in the construction of alternatives to illiberal authoritarian populism

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

Noémi Gonda

Publication date: 15 March 2018
Stateless but rooted: Resistance, land and landscape in the occupied Syrian Golan Heights

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Maria Kastrinou

Salman Fakher Al-Deen

Steven B. Emery
Publication date: 15 March 2018
Authoritarian rule shedding its populist skin: How loss of independent media in the 2017 crackdown shapes rural politics in Cambodia

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Laura Schoenberger

Alice Beban

Vanessa Lamb
Publication date: 15 March 2018
Land as central in the struggle of Mindanawons (1950’s to the present) the role of Philippine populist presidents Magsaysay, Estrada and Duterte, a comparative historical study

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Faina C. Abaya-Ulindang

Lloyd B. Ranises
Publication date: 15 March 2018
Contested spaces, political practices, and Hindutva: Spatial upheaval and authoritarian populism in Noida, India

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Ritanjan Das

Nilotpal Kumar

Praveen Priyadarshi
Publication date: 15 March 2018
Authoritarian populism, agrarian question and the challenge of formation of worker peasant alliance in India

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

Dinesh Abrol

Publication date: 11 March 2018
Egalitarian agrarian politics and the authoritarian challenge - the emergence and destruction of Indonesia’s Gafatar movement

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

Abdul Rahman

Publication date: 11 March 2018