November 4th 2025

From the Europe Peace Foundation, we observe with deep concern how climate-related humanitarian emergencies are intensifying across the globe. Prolonged droughts, sudden floods, and devastating heatwaves are driving mass displacement, loss of livelihoods, and rising food insecurity. In vulnerable regions of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, millions of people already face the dual crisis of climate change and poverty. Europe cannot remain indifferent to this suffering; international solidarity and coordinated climate action are both moral and strategic imperatives to preserve global peace and stability.

The Europe Peace Foundation calls for stronger mechanisms of prevention, resilience, and humanitarian assistance. Cooperation among governments, international organizations, and local communities is essential to mitigate the effects of climate change and protect the most vulnerable populations. At this decisive moment, Europe must lead with empathy, sustainable investment, and a firm commitment to climate justice — showing that lasting peace can only be achieved when humanity stands together against shared challenges.