İqlim dəyişmələrinin silahlı münaqişələrlə və siyasi böhranlarla əlaqəsi: beynəlxalq hüquqi aspektlər

This article examines the relationship between climate change, armed conflicts, and political crises within an international legal framework. Initially, it analyzes the impacts of wars on climate change and the role of climate change in triggering armed conflicts. Particular attention is given to the recognition by the United Nations of the indirect effects of climate change on conflicts, with Report A/64/350 and Statement No. 6587 explored as key examples. The article also delves into how climate change exacerbates political crises and resource disputes in various regional and international contexts. Furthermore, it highlights political disputes related to climate finance and concludes that climate change has an indirect influence on conflicts. The need for enhanced international cooperation and the effective implementation of existing legal regimes is emphasized. Lastly, the importance of further studying the interplay between climate change and conflicts is underscored as a critical area of focus. Keywords: climate change, armed conflicts, international humanitarian law, Paris Agreement (2015), global warming and political crises, UN Security Council.