- Our world has changed rapidly over the past two decades. Processes such as globalization and internalization are the key factors that contribute to this development. As a result, the existing problems of our planet have worsened and many more appeared. As a result, researchers around the world have begun to predict the future of our planet and the topic of climate change has become an increasingly prominent topic in the media.

- Russia is an interesting case since the main feature of Russian journalism is a daily representation of economic and political events, while almost no attention is paid to the propaganda of "saving the planet", unlike other countries such as Finland, Sweden, Norway , UK. Every day, Russians read detailed articles about the activities of the president and prime minister, about the decisions of Parliament and deputies. But there is very little information in the Russian media about existing environmental problems.

- The research data is collected from six popular Russian newspapers, specifically their online versions. The main findings of this study show that, in general, the issue of climate change is present on the Russian agenda. However, the concern of Russian newspapers about the problem of global warming has diminished in 2009-2013. Analysis of the media discourse has shown that in 2013 Russian newspapers mainly focused on economic and political issues, strongly highlighting the role of Vladimir Putin in the everyday news. At the same time, journalists paid much less attention to issues related to social and environmental issues. Russia's involvement in setting the climate change agenda is presented in a less developed way. Regardless, journalists emphasize Russian inactivity in ecological safety commitments.

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Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, has agreed to a deal to produce and export hydrogen for fuel, its state media office announced on Sunday.
So-called green hydrogen, created by diving water into its two components see as a fuel of the future to reduce corbon emissions from fossiel fuels.  (= - pollution)
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), abu Dhabi state investor Mubadala and state company ADQ have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish the  Abu Dhabi Hydrogen Alliance, the statement said.
The plan is to produce both green hydrogen and blu hydrogen, which is produced from natural gas, for export to emerging international markets.
"Forming the Abu Dhabi Hydrogen Alliance is a imperative that will deepen the hydrogen energy economy in the UAE, thus meeting the growing global demand fot hydrogen araund the world" said Mohamend Hassan.

https://elperiodicodelaenergia.com/abu-dabi-crea-la-gran-alianza-para-convertirse-en-exportador-de-hidrogeno/ 

https://www.elsoldemexico.com.mx/analisis/confinamiento-en-tiempos-de-globalizacion-5860902.html

A vote is scheduled for March 7 to make a free trade agreement with Switzerland, since it has generated a great controversy.
The free trade agreement aims to drastically reduce tariffs for the Swiss export industry. In return, Indonesia will benefit from duty-free access to industrial products on the Swiss market and will obtain concessions on certain agricultural products, notably palm oil.
The adversaries of the agreement criticize globalization, excessive trade, pollution and at the same time denounce the exploitation of Indonesian indigenous population but supporters argue that the trade agreement offers potential benefits for Swiss companies in Indonesia

https://www.swissinfo.ch/spa/el-aceite-de-palma-de-indonesia-preocupa-a-los-ecologistas-suizos/46334940

The Greek economy should grow by 3.3% this year, fuelled by European imports and inversions. This factors with the pent-up consumer demand and an expected return of tourism would improve the globalization and the country´s capital  

The IMF officials praised Greece’s “swift and proactive” response to the COVID crisis, which saw the government spend 24 billion euros last year and earmark a further 11.6 billion euros this year to support jobs hit by the pandemic.

But it was said the outlook was clouded by uncertainties and much would depend on factors including how the pandemic developed and its impact on banks’ bad debt holdings as well as how successfully EU funds were absorbed.

Saudi Arabia's New Golden Age

Saudi Arabia has become one of the most economically successful countries in
the last few years due to globalization. The sustained increase in the price of oil and the export in abundance of liquidity
international free trade have ushered the Kingdom into its second golden age. one of the goals is sustainable economic growth to generate a multinational corporation.
However, a challenge persists at the local level, trying to combat the water shortage that affects workers,mainly coordination
between the sequence and speed of transition of reforms in the domestic sector of its
economy and the ups and downs of the global economy.

https://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias-50176780