The Board of Peace (BoP) was established in January 2026 under U.S. President Donald Trump to promote peacebuilding and oversee stabilization efforts, initially in Gaza. It currently has 28 member countries and operates outside the standard UN system, although the UN Security Council has welcomed it and authorized international stabilization forces. Its founder is designated “Chairman-for-life,” with authority to invite new members and choose a successor, while members must pay $1 billion to renew their membership after three years.

Founded in May 2026 by activist Abhijeet Dipke after Supreme Court remarks comparing unemployed youth to "cockroaches," the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) grew rapidly from a viral satirical movement into a massive civic pressure group that spearheaded nationwide NEET exam leak protests. It is currently operated as an unregistered, internet-led movement rooted in meme culture and Gen Z anti-establishment anger.

Climate finance refers to capital intended to help developing nations by the developed nations and multilateral institutions. In 2024, developed countries provided and mobilised USD 136.7 billion in climate finance for developing countries. Of public climate finance, 67% was delivered as loans, compared with 29% as grants.

Bottom-up development strategies focus on funding grassroots communities and investing in local infrastructure, while top-down development strategies focus on incentives for multinational corporations and building large-scale exporting capacity.

Moonlighting refers to the practice of taking on a second job, freelance work, or other paid employment alongside one’s primary job, typically outside the working hours of the main employment.