At XVeritum, we believe that the future is shaped not at the edges of isolated disciplines, but at the intersections where ideas converge and multiply.
XVeritum is a global community of knowledge enthusiasts, practitioners, and changemakers who thrive on uncovering insights and solutions to today’s most pressing challenges. Our work sits at the crossroads of Geoeconomics, International Development, Financial & Technological Innovation, and Leadership—domains whose interplay defines the trajectory of our world.
In an age of growing complexity and disruption, the climate crisis cannot be separated from geopolitics, nor can innovation be divorced from inclusive access to finance and leadership. XVeritum exists to connect these threads, fostering dialogue and problem-solving that transcends silos.
Our mission is to bridge divides and build cooperative energies across borders, institutions, and communities. By doing so, we aim to tackle the world’s wicked problems—complex, multi-layered challenges that defy simple solutions.
XVeritum is more than a magazine or a platform. It is a living space of ideas, where diverse voices intersect, where knowledge sparks possibility, and where solutions emerge to guide humanity through uncertainty towards a shared, sustainable future.
A wide-angle discussion featuring global thinkers and policymakers on the economic, geopolitical and technology shifts that will shape the world through 2025. From climate shocks to digital real-time governance, this session spotlights how interconnected challenges demand interconnected responses — and what it means for business, policy and society.
This session captures the pivotal moment at the Amazon-hosted summit as heads of state and climate ministers wrestle with converting decades of pledges into measurable progress. From forest conservation to climate finance reform, the debate underscores the gap between intention and implementation — and what it means for the planet’s next decade
This insightful panel from London School of Economics explores how the most vulnerable nations — despite contributing the least to global emissions — remain locked out of climate capital. From scars of extreme weather to the barriers of financial architecture and private-sector participation, the discussion surfaces the critical link between money, resilience and justice in the climate-finance equation.
At a time when climate action is inseparable from geopolitics, this high-level dialogue brings together Indian and global experts — including Ashish Khanna (World Bank), Aarti Khosla (CPR), and Amit Verma (MoEFCC) — to unpack India’s evolving role in climate diplomacy. From negotiating finance and technology flows to shaping just-transition narratives, the panel examines how India is balancing national priorities with global expectations in the road to COP30
Witness the next generation of climate-tech: this live event brings together startups applying artificial intelligence to real-world mitigation challenges — from optimising renewable-energy systems to nature-based carbon removal and smart grid integration. With investor-backed pitches and expert Q&A, it captures both the bold ideas and the business models aimed at making climate action scalable, profitable and impactful.
This high-level panel from the 2025 United Nations General Assembly brings together policymakers, fintech pioneers and blockchain architects to explore how distributed ledger technology can overhaul climate-finance systems. With a focus on tokenised carbon credits, smart-contract-driven climate investment flows, and audit-ready transparency, the discussion maps how blockchain could shift the balance from promise to scale in global climate funding.
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