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Coronavirus may trigger debt emergency across Africa, new study finds

24/06/2020 - Leave a Comment

Many African countries could default on debt payments due to increasing repayment costs, precipitated by weak currencies, a ripple effect of the pandemic. But it may also spark digitalization across …

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Businesses call for green pledges in trade deals to ‘strengthen UK competitiveness’

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Future UK trade deals should include enforceable environmental and climate commitments for all parties, while tariffs should be lowered for low carbon goods and services, in order to “strengthen the …

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Undocumented Farmworkers Are Refusing COVID Tests for Fear of Losing Their Jobs

20/06/202024/06/2020 - Leave a Comment

As states reopen for business, the coronavirus is exploding among America’s 2.5 million farmworkers, imperiling efforts to contain the spread of the disease and keep food on the shelves just as …

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A Hub of the Gujarat Economy That Became a Zone of Despair For Migrant Workers

17/06/202018/06/2020 - Leave a Comment

When Deepak and Chandan began working in Hazira, they knew they had to make the best of a bad bargain. But nothing had prepared them for the trauma they suffered …

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In Europe, climate change brings new crops, new ideas

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As Europe’s climate shifts in the coming decades, some regions will find it increasingly difficult to sustain traditional crops. But with new varieties and strategies, some farmers are planting with …

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Towards urban direct democracy in Bhuj, India

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The Bhuj Homes in the City process is an inspiring example of bottom-up, socially and ecologically sensitive democracy, focusing on the right to participate and engage in a dialogue. The …

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Britain’s Slave Owner Compensation Loan, reparations and tax havenry

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It’s hard to believe but it was only in 2015 that, according to the Treasury, British taxpayers finished ‘paying off’ the debt which the British government incurred in order to compensate British …

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In Argentina, a Push to Make the Economy Work for Women

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By now, a significant chunk of Argentina’s population has been confined to their homes for two and a half months. But it would be a mistake to say the economy …

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Uprisings are driving a surge in mutual aid in Minneapolis and beyond

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Mutual aid is flourishing in south Minneapolis, where the police killing of an unarmed Black man and a revolt against state violence has left a community hungry for connection and …

Uprisings are driving a surge in mutual aid in Minneapolis and beyond Read More

People living on low incomes already see the economy as ‘rigged’ – so what next after coronavirus?

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Ahead of the 2019 election, Boris Johnson’s Conservatives made moves to brand themselves as “post-austerity”. Big promises to rejuvenate neglected parts of the country won them votes in unexpected places. And …

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