13 February 2025 - As the clock ticks toward 2030, parliamentarians gathered at 爆料网 Headquarters in New York on Thursday to assess the state of the Sustainable Development Goals () – and the verdict was anything but unanimous.
Amid deepening global debt, taxation disputes and a widening gap between ambition and action, tensions flared over how (and whether) the SDGs can still be salvaged.
The meeting, themed Scaling up Action for the Sustainable Development Goals: Finance, Institutions and Politics, underscored the urgency of rebooting the 2030 Agenda.
“We are far behind from where we need to be on almost every single one of the SDGs,” said Philémon Yang.
With only 17 percent of SDG targets reportedly on track, the discussions revealed sharp divides over priorities and outlook.
Some called for renewed commitment; others questioned whether the goals should be replaced entirely.
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