In MIT Technology Review, Kelly Sims Gallagher questions whether the COP26 summit will be successful in advancing the global fight against climate change, stating that plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are often a distraction from short-term goals.

Fletcher Dean Rachel Kyte is quoted in this Bloomberg Quint article about logistical successes and failures of past United Nations Climate Change conferences.

Bhaskar Chakravorti comments on how Apple’s privacy policy change to iPhones might impact Facebook and businesses that advertise on the platform, via an article in MarketWatch.

Alex de Waal joins Al Jazeera’s “Inside Story” to discuss the military coup in Sudan and ongoing civilian protests.

In The Conversation, Dean Rachel Kyte shares the key topics that global leaders will likely discuss at the upcoming U.N. Summit on Climate Change in Glasgow.

In NBC News, Kelly Sims Gallagher says that it is “crucial” for China and the United States to “maintain a channel of dialogue on [climate change cooperation], and that ought to be possible no matter how contentious the relationships get.”

Dean Kyte comments on climate financing plans for developing nations ahead of the COP26 Summit, via an article in The Guardian.

Rachel Kyte comments on the United Nations' Climate Change Summit, also referred to as COP26, noting that it has the potential to enact significant change in the global fight against climate change.

Rachel Kyte is interviewed in Foreign Policy's "Heat of the Moment" podcast about the 2015 Paris Agreement and what to expect at the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.

In the BBC Sounds Podcast, Chris Miller comments on the possibility of decarbonization in Russia and discusses the potential challenges it pose for the Kremlin.