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By Project Syndicate - Oct 10,2021
By Leonard Benardo and Ivan KrastevNEW YORK/VIENNA — When the post-Cold War world was still in its infancy, there was a palpable sense of excitement about history’s potential end.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 09,2021
By Ashley Alder and Jon CunliffeHONG KONG/LONDON — Rapid technological change is increasingly spurring private, and often Big Tech-promoted, initiatives throughout the world of finance, particularly in the payments domain.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 09,2021
By Gordon Brown and Allan GoodmanLONDON — The ongoing flood of refugees from Afghanistan, now some 2.6 million strong, is sadly no isolated tragedy.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 06,2021
By Juan Manuel Santos, Svenja Schulze, Carole Dieschbourg, Teresa Ribera, Zac Goldsmithand Pascal Canfin BOGOTÁ — Biodiversity and nature’s contributions to people around the world are declining at an unprecedented rate.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 03,2021
By Werner Hoyer and John Murton BRUSSELS — The economics of renewable energy have improved beyond recognition. Solar power is now the cheapest form of electricity in history. Over 90 per cent of power-generation capacity added around the world last year was in renewables.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 03,2021
By John E. Ataguba, David E. Bloom, and Andrew J. ScottCAPE TOWN/CAMBRIDGE/LONDON — The COVID-19 pandemic has made global aging impossible to ignore.
By Project Syndicate - Oct 02,2021
By Edmund S. Phelps and Mohammad A. Salhut NEW YORK — As public discontent forces a political reckoning in most developed economies, the social contract binding together markets, states and citizens is being reimagined.
By Project Syndicate - Sep 28,2021
By Carlos Alvarado Quesada, Jacinda Ardern, Stefan Löfven, Cyril Ramaphosa, Macky Sall, and Pedro SánchezMADRID — Last year, the United Nations conducted a worldwide consultation involving more than one million people from 193 countries.
By Project Syndicate - Sep 27,2021
By Rabah Arezki and Jean-Pierre LandauABIDJAN/PARIS — As the global economy begins to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis, managing inflation risks will be much more challenging in developing countries than in advanced economies.
By Project Syndicate - Sep 20,2021
By Tasneem Essop and Lili FuhrCAPE TOWN/BERLIN — The northern summer of 2021 has brought a series of record-breaking natural disasters.

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