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The ALLATRA International Public Movement participated in the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30), held in Belém, Brazil. The conference brought together representatives from governments, the scientific community, civil society, and international organizations to discuss pressing climate and environmental issues. Holding COP30 in Brazil highlighted the importance of the Amazon region for the global climate while drawing attention to environmental risks associated with the loss of forest ecosystems and environmental pollution. During the conference, the ALLATRA delegation took part in official events, expert discussions, and working meetings. The ALLATRA Global Research Center presented scientific findings on the distribution of micro- and nanoplastics, their impact on natural processes, and potential consequences for human health. The report addressed how nanoplastics accumulate in the environment, penetrate living organisms, and contribute to chronic inflammatory processes and other health disturbances. The unique information presented by ALLATRA experts focused on the ability of micro- and nanoplastics to accumulate electrostatic charge. This property enables plastic particles to interfere with biological mechanisms at the molecular level, leading to long-term consequences for human health. The coverage reflects scientific presentations, meetings with government and international representatives, engagement with environmental initiatives and Indigenous communities of the Amazon, as well as discussions on ocean plastic pollution. Participation in COP30 demonstrated that an effective response to current climate and environmental challenges requires the combined efforts of science, policy, and civil society, alongside coordinated international action. Official website of ALLATRA International Public Movement: https://allatra.org/

Brock Pierce is one of the most well‑known entrepreneurs in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies, a futurist, venture philanthropist, creator, and visionary leader. Brock Pierce is a co‑founder of the stablecoin Tether (USDT), now considered one of the key pillars of the global crypto market. Brock also played a notable role in the development of the EOS ecosystem and has been involved in numerous blockchain and Web3 projects as an investor, strategist, and advisor. Beyond business, Brock Pierce is deeply engaged in philanthropy and impact investing, supporting initiatives that use technology to improve people’s lives and create a more equitable future. In 2020, he even ran for President of the United States as an independent candidate, promoting an agenda focused on the future of humanity, digital currencies, decentralization, and new forms of economy and governance. In this ALLATRA TV interview, we’ll explore how Brock Pierce envisions the future he would like to see for our society. We’ll talk about his journey, his core values, and how he imagines a world where technology truly serves people. You will learn: - What blockchain is in simple terms, and what Web3 really means - How Brock deals with the ups and downs on his path - How he interprets life lessons and personal challenges - Why he genuinely cares about society and social impact - What “measure of success” means to him beyond money and status - The key question he keeps asking himself again and again - And much more Subscribe to ALLATRA TV, leave your questions and reflections in the comments.

In this video from COP30, we speak with Jun Ito, Representative of Daikin Industries, Ltd., about innovative solutions that help improve indoor comfort while significantly reducing energy consumption. At the Japan Pavilion, Daikin presents advanced technologies designed to support climate action by improving energy efficiency in buildings. Mr. Ito explains how controlling humidity, not just temperature, plays a key role in creating comfort while reducing electricity use. Through Daikin’s innovative ventilation and climate control systems, it is possible to reduce energy consumption by up to 40% while maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. During the video, viewers can see a live demonstration that shows how humidity levels affect human comfort. This practical example illustrates how more intelligent climate control can help conserve energy without compromising comfort. Mr. Ito also shares Daikin’s expectations for COP30. He emphasizes that improving energy efficiency in buildings is crucial, as air conditioning remains one of the most energy-intensive sectors globally. 🌍 With nearly 100 years of experience, Daikin Industries is a global leader in heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration technologies. The company continues to develop innovative solutions that support energy efficiency, comfort, and sustainable growth worldwide. 🤝 The video also highlights the importance of international collaboration and knowledge sharing as key elements in addressing global climate challenges together. 📌 Watch the video to learn how intelligent climate technologies are shaping a more efficient and sustainable future. #COP30 #Daikin #EnergyEfficiency #ClimateAction #CleanEnergy #SustainableBuildings #HVAC #ClimateSolutions #ClimateCrisis

In this exclusive interview, Mr. Shogo Hashimoto, representative of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., shares cutting-edge solutions for the global energy transition and climate action. He highlights how Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. is integrating multiple technologies in hydrogen production to offer comprehensive clean energy solutions. Such as converting surplus renewable energy into hydrogen for use in seasons with high demand. Mr. Hashimoto also shares his impressions of COP30. 🌍 With more than 140 years of history, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has built a strong legacy of engineering excellence and innovation. Over the decades, the company has developed a wide range of advanced technologies across energy, infrastructure, mobility, and industrial systems. This long-standing experience enables Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. to deliver reliable, scalable, and future-oriented solutions that support global sustainability goals and long-term environmental responsibility. 📌 Watch to learn how advanced technological integration is shaping the future of clean energy and why global cooperation is key in the fight against climate change. #COP30 #MitsubishiHeavyIndustries #Hydrogen #CleanEnergy #SustainableTech #ClimateAction #ClimateCrisis

This documentary explores a significant international mission to South Korea centered on spiritual diplomacy, democratic principles, and the universal protection of fundamental human rights. Led by Pastor Mark Burns, spiritual advisor to President Donald Trump, a prominent spiritual leader and advocate for interfaith cooperation, the global initiative known as Spiritual Diplomats operates across international borders to advance peace and understanding through dialogue grounded in shared moral values. The ALLATRA international delegation, represented by its President Maryna Ovtsynova (USA) and volunteer Marketa Vackova (Czech Republic), joined this four-day mission at the personal invitation of Pastor Burns. The video documents the work of spiritual leaders and international observers as they engage in peaceful dialogue and cross-cultural engagement to address challenges facing religious communities and free expression globally. Featuring insights from religious leaders, human rights advocates, and international delegations, this presentation examines the critical role of Spiritual Diplomacy, an initiative championed by interfaith leaders, as a bridge-building approach that transcends political boundaries and policy frameworks. Through thoughtful conversation and mutual respect, the delegation demonstrates how dialogue grounded in shared values of compassion and dignity can advance understanding across nations and cultures. During the mission, Pastor Burns bestowed the Spiritual Diplomat pin upon Reverend Demian Dunkley, Chairman and President of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (FFWPU) in the USA, acknowledging his dedication to spiritual diplomacy and service to humanity. American Pastor Greg Locke participated in this South Korea mission. Pastor Burns welcomed him as a Spiritual Diplomat and emphasized that Pastor Locke continues this global mission, extending to other nations such as Taiwan, where he carries messages of peace and wisdom to world leaders. The footage captures roundtable discussions, community visits, and reflections on universal concerns, including religious freedom, human rights protections, and the importance of democratic institutions in protecting fundamental liberties worldwide. This presentation is offered as an educational resource for those interested in interfaith cooperation, international relations, and the global discourse on fundamental freedoms and human dignity. Pastor Burns invites everyone interested to participate in the International Interfaith Conference “Unity in Freedom: The Rise of Spiritual Diplomats”. This event will serve as the opening conference in a series hosted on the ALLATRA platform as part of the Universal Grain project, bringing together global spiritual and community leaders, as well as anyone willing to contribute to building a world grounded in peace and the protection of fundamental human rights. International Interfaith Conference "United in Liberty: The Rise of Spiritual Diplomats" is scheduled for January 22, 2026, and will take place at the Capitol Complex, Washington, D.C. For more information about the Spiritual Diplomats and the conference, visit the official website: https://www.spiritualdiplomats.org/ Official website of ALLATRA International Public Movement: https://allatra.org/

In this interview at COP-30, the ALLATRA International Public Movement speaks with Kebba Jabang, Finance and Project Coordinator of Sanyang Youths for Environmental Protection and Development (SANYEPD) from The Gambia. He represents a youth organization that is actively engaged in environmental protection, sustainable development, and raising climate awareness. Kebba Jabang is a key participant in environmental initiatives in The Gambia, overseeing projects that focus on protecting natural resources, promoting sustainable agriculture, and supporting local fishing communities. He pays particular attention to ecosystem conservation, addressing the impacts of industrial fishing that threaten traditional fishing livelihoods, while also developing climate education programs and engaging with vulnerable groups within society. As part of his work, Kebba collaborates with partners such as Blue Ventures, an organization that helps expand the reach of educational efforts and strengthen practical environmental initiatives on the ground. SANYEPD (Sanyang Youths for Environmental Protection and Development) is a youth-led civil society organization based in the coastal region of The Gambia, with the aim of protecting the environment and promoting sustainable community development. SANYEPD implements projects focused on mangrove restoration, biodiversity conservation, climate change education, and strengthening the capacity of local communities. The organization places special emphasis on intergenerational dialogue, the involvement of women and youth in environmental initiatives, and strengthening international cooperation to increase the impact of its projects beyond The Gambia. In the interview, Kebba Jabang notes that participation in COP-30 is essential for establishing international partnerships that help amplify the organization’s voice and expand the impact of environmental initiatives at the global level, as climate challenges affect the entire world. Speaking about his impressions of the conference, Kebba highlights the openness and hospitality of the host country, as well as the importance of international cooperation. According to him, joining forces with organizations from different countries is essential to broaden climate education efforts and achieve tangible results, as climate change knows no national borders. Kebba Jabang shares that The Gambia is already experiencing serious consequences of climate change, such as sea-level rise and environmental degradation, which affect the quality of life of the local population. He emphasizes that effective environmental action requires financial support and international cooperation, as the capacities of a small country are limited, and without external partners, the scale of impact remains constrained. This interview underscores the significance of intercultural cooperation, environmental education, and the active involvement of youth organizations in global climate discussions.

In this exclusive interview, ALLATRA TV team speaks with the Chief Rabbi of Kyiv and Ukraine Moshe Reuven Azman who represents the All-Ukrainian Congress of Jewish Religious Communities. This is a frank and, at the same time, deeply respectful conversation with a spiritual leader who, in the most difficult times for the country, shows real concern for people and Ukraine’s future. Rabbi Azman runs a large volunteer center at the Brodsky Synagogue, which coordinates evacuation of tens of thousands of people from combat zones, helps civilians, hospitals, and those who find themselves in the most vulnerable conditions, providing them with food, medications, and basic necessities. In 2014, on his initiative, the Anatevka shelter village was founded — a special place where internally displaced people receive housing, medical care, and access to education, as well as support in restoring a peaceful and dignified life. Through the “Mitzvah for Ukraine” project, Rabbi Azman develops a network of canteens, schools, and social services that continue to serve society and unite people around the values of charity and mutual assistance. During the interview, questions have been raised not only about practical help, but also about what inner beliefs and spiritual guidelines underlie this activity. Rabbi Azman also reflects on how Ukraine is now becoming a symbol of protection of democracy and human dignity. Special attention has been paid to the topic of spiritual diplomacy and the importance of personal involvement of religious leaders in comprehending the current events. The interviewee recalls the visit of Pastor Mark Burns, spiritual adviser to Donald Trump, to Ukraine and discusses why it is extremely important that world spiritual and public figures see what is happening with their own eyes and bring the truth to the international community. This interview is an invitation to a thoughtful dialogue about compassion, responsibility, faith, courage, and the power of human unity. It is addressed to everyone who is not indifferent to the fate of Ukraine and the future of the world.

In this COP-30 interview, the ALLATRA International Public Movement speaks with Leno Andrade, representative of the Brazilian independent TV channel TV Resistência Contemporânea, which operates in the field of public journalism and media coverage of social and humanitarian issues. Leno Andrade discusses the mission of his TV channel, focused on supporting democratic values, social justice, and respect for human rights. TV Resistência Contemporânea positions itself as an alternative media platform, striving to give a voice to diverse social groups and reflect the variety of perspectives within society. He attends COP-30 to document the conference events, engage with international journalists and participants, and facilitate open dialogue between representatives of different countries and cultures. In the interview, he emphasizes that such international platforms are important not only as spaces for discussion but also as opportunities to develop practical solutions aimed at protecting the planet and improving people’s quality of life. Leno Andrade pays particular attention to social inclusivity and the need for broader representation of different communities in global discussions. In his view, a sustainable future is possible only with respect for human dignity, openness to dialogue, and cooperation among nations. Speaking about his inspiration, he highlights the value of the Earth as a shared home for all humanity and the importance of fostering a culture of responsibility for the planet’s future and the generations to come. His remarks reflect a commitment to constructive interaction, mutual understanding, and finding common solutions in the face of global challenges. This interview highlights the crucial role of independent media in international dialogue and the significance of human values in discussions about the planet’s future at forums such as COP-30. ALLATRA International Public Movement: https://allatra.org/

ALLATRA was honored to meet former Mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, at the “Reuniting Families: Victims of Putin’s War” Summit held in the U.S. Senate. It was a true privilege to speak with Eric Adams during this important event dedicated to Ukraine and Ukrainian children. In this heartfelt conversation, Mr. Adams reflected on his time as mayor, his personal experiences supporting Ukrainian refugees, and the deeper meaning of standing in solidarity with those facing hardship. He also shared his thoughts on what the global community can do today, on a human level, to offer moral support and genuine care to people affected by war. Speaking about his journey from many years of service in law enforcement to leading one of the world’s largest cities, Mr. Adams opened up about the motivation that has always guided his decisions and continues to shape his purpose. He discussed his vision for the future, including plans to continue contributing to humanitarian, community, and international initiatives for the good of both America and the world. Concluding the dialogue, Mr. Adams emphasized what he believes unites all people, beyond nationality, race, or faith, reminding us that we all want that our children will be safe and prosperous.

In this COP-30 interview, the ALLATRA International Public Movement speaks with Abdul Muqeed Majumdar — Chairman of the Prokriti O Jibon Foundation (“Nature and Life”), Vice Chairman of Impress Group, and a key initiator of environmental awareness initiatives in Bangladesh. For more than sixteen years, he has been developing projects focused on nature conservation, biodiversity, and raising ecological awareness. According to Mr. Majumdar, his work began as a personal philanthropic initiative, which has grown into a larger movement. Utilizing the extensive media reach of Channel i, he produces programs about nature, supports field research, and personally travels to communities to convey the importance of preserving ecosystems to local populations. In the interview, he emphasizes that Bangladesh is a country, a significant part of which lies at sea level and is highly vulnerable to cyclones and floods. Loss of biodiversity, land degradation, and environmental pollution increase the population’s vulnerability. Therefore, he stresses the importance of educating people about the role of trees, wetlands, rivers, seas, animals, and all surrounding ecosystems in their lives. Mr. Majumdar believes that achieving real change requires three key steps — widespread public awareness, personal responsibility on the part of each individual, and strict enforcement of environmental laws. He calls for collective action, highlighting that no single person or organization can tackle this challenge alone. In conclusion, he speaks about the future: if the current generation does not protect the planet, the worsening environmental situation will have even more severe consequences for our children and grandchildren. “We must act now to leave them a world in which it is possible to live,” he notes. This interview is a sincere call for global collaboration, environmental education, and shared responsibility for the Earth. ALLATRA International Public Movement: https://allatra.org/