Climate change will exacerbate insecurity in nations with weak states and armed groups Opinion | ialmarashi
that the language of “threat multiplier” served its purpose in the first decade of the 21st century in linking climate change and security.
Based on these criteria, extreme climate events benefitting armed groups is not a future scenario. It has already occurred in the Middle East. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization or the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe need to expand their mandate to the Middle East and North Africa region, due to its vulnerability to climate risk.in this publication that NATO needs to evolve into a Climate Alliance Treaty Organization or CATO in the Middle East.
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