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People cross the Chenab River after the flow of water was halted from a dam, at Akhnoor, on the outskirts of Jammu, India in May.

Resource conflicts

Can India withhold Pakistan’s water?

India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty is not likely to cause its neighbour Pakistan much harm in the short term, but it sets a dangerous global precedent.

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by Imran Mukhtar

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“If an economy cannot cope with external shocks like a series of extreme-weather events, it is not stable”: flooding in Pakistan in 2022.

Global governance

What is wrong with WTO and IMF?

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by Iwan J. Azis
by Hans Dembowski
Mobile phones and mobile money have spread in Africa in the past two decades.

Our view

Digitalisation requires private dynamism and prudent regulation

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by Hans Dembowski
In the summer of 2021, the German river Ahr burst its banks in many places and swept away entire villages. More than 130 people died.

Disaster control

How to manage global risks effectively

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by Suparna Banerjee
Suparna Banerjee
Rising flood waters all too often affect household work.

Women’s empowerment

Climate justice requires gender justice

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by Nusrat Naushin
by Maliha Masfiqua Malek
Ajay Banga self-confidently displays his Sikh identity.

World Bank

Biden’s interesting choice for the World Bank’s top job

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by Hans Dembowski
Germany’s fuel taxes are back at the previous level after temporary reduction in 2022.

Reducing emissions

OECD assesses carbon pricing internationally

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by Prince Thompson
Title of the Human Development Report.

Global governance

Global decline in human development

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by Roli Mahajan
Residents wade through flood water caused by typhoon Noru in Bulacan province, Philippines, 2022.

Governance

Social disparities thwart climate justice

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by Jörg Döbereiner
Coal barges in Indonesia, 2019.

Renewable energy

Facilitating the transition away from coal

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by Elizabeth Ruppert Bulmer
OECD members have failed to reduce carbon emissions sufficiently: coal-fired power station near Cologne.

ODA

The concept of official development assistance is outdated

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