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Elon Musk wants to “deal out” the global AI governance with his “buddies” from Silicon Valley in a bi-weekly call
To be clear from the outset, this is precisely not what we believe constitutes healthy AI governance. Instead, it represents the most dangerous concentration of power in the hands of… read more >>
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2026 OPEC “World Oil Outlook” projects 20% increase in global oil demand alongside $17.7 trillion in fossil fuel investments by 2050
The “Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries” (OPEC) published on June 18, 2026 the “World Oil Outlook 2050”. The key message from the report and the presentation: “(…) there is… read more >>
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Current wildfires, et al. are just the beginning
There is a delay of about 30 years between “greenhouse gas” (GHG) emissions and actual global warming (see following graph 1), GHG emissions are still raising, and global warming is… read more >>
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2026 “NATO” summit shows significant demand for global democracy
We have a dream: Just one day without any armed conflict on our planet Earth. Do we need more and/or better, or less and/or no weapons to actually realise this… read more >>
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WHO starts leading the way towards a healthy global governance for “social media”, “AI”, and “pornography”
During today’s press conference from the “World Health Organisation” (WHO), Dr. Ghebreyesus (WHO Director-General) gave a very clear and most-appreciated message: “In the past year, several governments including Australia, Canada,… read more >>
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2026 UN “June Climate Meeting” shows strong demand and interest for first global referendum on ‘climate action’
Over 140 country delegations, thousands of civil society representatives, and more than nine thousand registrations marked this year’s “June Climate Meeting” (SB64) in Bonn, organised by “United Nations Climate Change”… read more >>
Our news focus
Global governance,
geo-politics, and
democracy

Latest news about global governance developments and corresponding geopolitical decision-making, from the clear perspective of building global democratic structures and processes that could lead toward a new healthy and thus sustainable global society.
Global economy,
externalities, and
global binding markets

Latest news about global economic developments, with a clear focus on mitigating “externalities” through the establishment of global binding markets for common goods – such as those aligned with the “Planetary Boundaries” – paving the way for a new healthy and thus sustainable global economy.
Global governance,
global democracy, and
healthy technology

Latest news about global governance developments related to emerging global technologies – such as artificial intelligence (AI), supercomputing, quantum computing, robotics, arms, and weapons – from the perspective of ensuring new healthy technological progress governed by global democracy.
Global warming,
climate disruption, and
biodiversity loss

Latest news about (1) “greenhouse gas” (GHG) emissions – including “Carbon Dioxide”, “Methane”, and “Nitrous Oxide” – from (a) burning fossil fuels (coal, oil, and gas) and (b) industrial meat production, as well as (2) developments around deforestation. These two are the key drivers of global warming, which causes climate disruption and biodiversity loss.
Latest actions
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IDGR becomes a member of the “Article 109 Coalition”
We have a very clear focus on how to develop our dream of a “Global Democratic Republic” – based on all our experience with start-up, organisation development, change management, and… read more >>
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2026 “Supranational Democracy Dialogue” develops steps towards global democracy
From April 23-24, 2026 the VIII edition of the “Supranational Democracy Dialogue” took place in Brindisi bringing together political decision makers, scientists, and artists to discuss “Rethinking Democracy: Culture, Education,… read more >>
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Warming planet, Fewer people — IDGR research maps the demographic cost of political inaction
The political decisions made in the next few decades on fossil fuels, the industrial meat production system, and reforestation will not just determine how hot the planet gets, they will… read more >>
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IDGR becomes a member of the “Global Democracy Coalition”
Many, probably still think that the development of a “Global Democratic Republic” is utopian. For us, it is the most obvious need within the global crises which is currently unfolding… read more >>
Our actions focus

global democracy
First official global direct democratic vote on ‘climate action’ now!
One person, one vote for up to 5.5 billion people – no matter what nationality. We will reach the “1.5°C limit” for a stable global climate by 2029. Politics failed to keep global warming within predictability. It is time for a new way. Mitigating global warming, climate disruption, and the loss of biodiversity is too big to fail.

global governance
First global binding “greenhouse gas” market now!
The successful mitigation of global warming, climate disruption, and biodiversity loss is theoretically “simple”. We need for that a working global binding “greenhouse gas” (GHG) market for “Carbon Dioxide” (CO2), “Methane” (CH4), and “Nitrous Oxide” (N2O) based on “science based targets” and with integrated global direct democracy decision-making.

global collaboration
Global Democracy Forum
(GDF)
We want the best people from across the planet to collaborate fostering a healthy and thus sustainable global society. We strongly believe in global collaboration – within politics, research, and the economy – and recognise that the challenges posed e.g., by global warming, climate disruption, and biodiversity loss can best be addressed through cooperation – not competition, rivalry, or even conflict and war.
Latest research
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A future without “externalities” – the new way into a healthy global economy
Economic activity should be governed within the earth’s biophysical limits, and markets should no longer treat the use of ecological capacity as if it were unlimited and free. Replacement of… read more >>
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From “externalities” to global binding markets for “Planetary Boundary” resources
Overture Within economics you can find the concept of an “externality“. “In economics, an externality is a cost or benefit to an uninvolved third party that arises as an effect of another party’s… read more >>
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Why the “AI” safety field is in demand for better questions
I spoke currently with an economist who specialises in “artificial intelligence” (AI). Thoughtful, well-read, deeply engaged with the question of how “artificial intelligence” will reshape economic activity. At some point… read more >>
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How the “AI-mediated Third Space” can develop healthy “artificial intelligence”
Democracy is more than a political system – it is a dynamic process of participation, dialogue, knowledge creation, and collective innovation. Its resilience depends on the ability of societies to… read more >>
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The philosophy of a healthy and thus sustainable (global) society
What does “healthy” really mean? “Health” is the foundation of everything: happiness, satisfaction, joy, love, and the kind of society worth living in. It is more than the absence of… read more >>
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Why the post-fossil era requires global democracy and a global GHG market?
The transition away from fossil fuels is increasingly constrained not by technological scarcity, but by a governance mismatch. Climate externalities are global, yet political legitimacy, regulatory authority, and implementation capacity… read more >>
Our research focus

focus one
The new healthy
global society
Democracy and peace are within constant stress and under pressure from the “mimetic forces” (including greed, vanity, envy, jealousy, group-think, trash culture, addiction, quick fun & satisfaction, et al.). We want to develop the concept of “health” (including love, joy, wellbeing, happiness, good relationships & vulnerability) towards the core concept for “global democracy“.

focus two
The new healthy
global economy
We want to develop the concept for a new healthy and thus sustainable (global) economy including globally working and binding markets for “common goods” based on the “planetary boundaries” concept and with the help of the “science based targets” approach.

focus three
Global democracy &
healthy technology
Research, innovation, and technology have delivered fantastic progress for humanity. Yet, innovation does not necessarily mean progress. This ambiguity is becoming a new quality, since innovations within the 21st century tend to have a global impact. Therefore, we investigate new forms of governance for technology based on “global democracy”.

focus four
Trans- & interdisciplinary
global warming scenario
We want to develop a (better) trans- & interdisciplinary understanding of global warming, since we see “greenhouse gas” (GHG) emissions, global warming, climate disruption, and the loss of biodiversity as the currently by far most pressing global challenge for humanity and we will experience “societal collapse“ faster than most can imagine.















