LONDON — As political theater, it would be hard to beat US Senate Health, Education, Labour and Pensions Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders’ recent grilling of Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel, who was forced to explain why his company has quadrupled the price of its COVID-19 vaccine.

LONDON — After leaders of government, business and civil society met at this year’s World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, the observation that we are living in the age of a “polycrisis” has spread.

CAIRO  —  In recent weeks, several members of the Glasgow Financial Alliance on Net Zero (GFANZ), a group of 450 financial institutions, have quit over concerns about the cost of delivering on their climate commitments.

SANTIAGO  —  The war in Ukraine and the global cost-of-living crisis are hitting Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) hard.

LONDON  —  With much of the world facing unavoidable health, energy, cost-of-living, and climate challenges, progressive political leaders have an opportunity to articulate a meaningful alternative to traditional economic policymaking.

LONDON  —  The pandemic is not over. While the summer of 2022 is very different from the summer of 2020, because we now have vaccines, treatments, and a better understanding of the virus, it’s not enough. Every week, 15,000 people still die from COVID-19.

LONDON  —  Care is the life-giving force that sustains health and well-being, binding together societies and ecologies. But everyday forms of care, though essential, are systematically undervalued.

LONDON — BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink’s latest annual letter has taken the business world by storm.

LONDON — At the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow (COP26), I joined a panel with leading national politicians, including Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Spanish Minister of the Ecological Transition Teresa Ribera, to discuss how we can get serious ab