Cartooning for Peace / Editos

Our weekly editorials

Every week, Cartooning for Peace features a collection of press cartoons on a major international news theme on the front page of its website.

 

The goal: to offer our readers a selection of press cartoons, drawn from the four corners of the world, and to illustrate the diversity of points of view and ways of looking at the same social issue in a few lines.

 

Alongside this weekly look at current affairs, and as part of clearly defined editorial collaborations, Cartooning for Peace distributes a series of press cartoons in certain media, with the aim of raising public awareness of press cartoons and talent from elsewhere.

Here you can find the Cartooning for Peace cartoonists’ weekly views on the news.

COP 31 in Turkey Editorial of November 12, 2026

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  • Arend Van Dam (Pays-Bas / Netherlands)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Arend Van Dam (Pays-Bas / Netherlands)
  • Amorim (Brésil / Brazil)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Amorim (Brésil / Brazil)
  • Marco de Angelis (Italie / Italy)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Marco de Angelis (Italie / Italy)
  • Rodho (France)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Rodho (France)
    COP 31 on Climate Change "The important thing, is to take part"
  • Debuhme (Suisse / Switzerland)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Debuhme (Suisse / Switzerland)
    A COP lacking in ambition? "We’re waiting for a milestone year... before any real decisions are made..."
  • Fahd Bahady (Syrie / Syria)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Fahd Bahady (Syrie / Syria)
  • Adene (France)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Adene (France)
    "They call that progress !"
  • Chappatte (Suisse / Switzerland)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Chappatte (Suisse / Switzerland)
    "We’ll just have to get used to it"
  • Elena Ospina (Colombie / Colombia)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Elena Ospina (Colombie / Colombia)
  • Koterba (Etats-Unis / United States)
    COP 31 in Turkey - Koterba (Etats-Unis / United States)
  • Arend Van Dam (Pays-Bas / Netherlands)
  • Amorim (Brésil / Brazil)
  • Marco de Angelis (Italie / Italy)
  • Rodho (France)
  • Debuhme (Suisse / Switzerland)
  • Fahd Bahady (Syrie / Syria)
  • Adene (France)
  • Chappatte (Suisse / Switzerland)
  • Elena Ospina (Colombie / Colombia)
  • Koterba (Etats-Unis / United States)