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Sciopero per il clima il 16 ottobre, Climate Pride a Roma il 14 novembre. E Ultima Generazione lancia una campagna per lasciare le banche fossili

Coastal youth activists highlighted the disproportionate climate impacts facing vulnerable communities and urged greater local leadership, adaptation and equitable access to climate finance. A climate strike was held in Shyamnagar in Bangladesh’s southwestern Satkhira district on Thursday, as part of a week-long programme marking World Climate Week 2026, with participants calling for climate justice, climate finance, adaptation, a just transition and stronger locally led climate action. The strike was held at 11:00 am on the banks of the Kapatakkha River in Padmapukur union of Shyamnagar upazila, with support from BARCIK. More than 50 climate activists, young people, adolescents and representatives of various youth organisations from coastal areas took part. The event was chaired by Habibullah Al Mamun, adviser to the Shyamnagar Upazila Volunteer Association and president of the Southern Charity Youth Foundation. S.M. Jannatul Naim, director of the Shurub Youth Team and general secretary of the Shyamnagar Upazila Volunteer Association, moderated the programme. Representatives of Green Coalition, Sundarbans Youth Solidarity Team, Coastal Environment Research and Improvement Organisation (CERIO), Southern Charity Foundation, Shurub Youth Team, Social Action for Youth Alliance, Youth Plant Bangladesh, Bonojibi Youth Team and the Shyamnagar Upazila Volunteer Association, among other organisations, joined the strike in solidarity. Speakers...