Global Governance

We need a new framework for global governance. Here’s how we could build one

Greenpeace activists stand inside a giant model of the globe near Konin open mine, 70 km from Poznan, western Poland December 3, 2008. Greenpeace established a camp to protest against the damage it says the Konin mine is doing to the climate, regional tourism and farming, and against the planned opening of new sites. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel   (POLAND) - GM1E4C406F601

We need to fill the voids in regional economic cooperation Image: REUTERS/Kacper Pempel

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