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Analysts Lester Spence and Kimberly Moffit critique Democratic candidates for president as they took on corporate power, healthcare, immigration, gun control, abortion, and Iran. Some ideas and candidates shined, some …
First Democratic Debate: A Shift to the Left, Some Shifted More Than Others Read More
The Scottish Child Payment will be rolled out a year earlier than planned in an attempt to fight rising child poverty The Scottish government is fast-tracking its plans to tackle …
Low income families in Scotland to get £10 extra a week per child Read More
Since the mid-1990s, development economics has witnessed an explosion in the discourse explaining the poor economic performance in developing countries – especially those in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) – by non-policy …
Are some countries destined to remain underdeveloped? Read More
Off-grid and decentralized energy solutions and efficient water practices in the agri-food chain are crucial to build resilience to the unavoidable impacts of climate change and to reduce greenhouse gas …
Inspiring Examples of Climate Action in the Agri-Food Sector Showcased in Bonn Read More
Between June and September of last year, the International Monetary Fund provided an emergency bailout package to the Argentinian government totalling just under $60 billion. The move was prompted by …
The IMF In Argentina: Imposing Austerity That Won’t Work, On A Country That Doesn’t Want It Read More
NEW DELHI — India’s worst labor market in decades is taking an especially heavy toll on younger urbanites, making it imperative for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to come up with effective …
India’s educated youth suffer as jobless rate hits 45-year high Read More
Last year, famed Republican economist Art Laffer co-authored a hagiographic tribute to President Trump and his agenda. Trump habitually bestows his most slavish supporters with pardons or — in the event they …
Trump Awards Kook Art Laffer for Inventing Fake Curve Read More
The number of rough sleepers in the capital has risen by nearly a fifth in the past year, according new Greater London Authority data. 8,855 rough sleepers were recorded by outreach …
Government accused of ignoring crisis as rough sleeper numbers surge in London Read More
In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, central banks created trillions of dollars of new money, and poured it into financial markets. ‘Quantitative Easing’ (QE) was supposed to prevent …
The Case For People’s Quantitative Easing – Frances Coppola Read More
Baba Aye discusses the failure of French and German peacekeepers in Mali and the real role they play, after almost one hundred people were killed in a Dogon village and …
Mali’s Civil War Fueled by Climate Crisis and Corporate Greed Read More