Cities and Urbanization
Housing prices have fallen the most in these countries
The IMF's Chart of the Week shows widespread declines in inflation-adjusted housing prices for two-thirds of OECD countries, with Denmark leading the pack.
Global Governance
Here's how international law can protect people fleeing environmental disaster
International law is failing to protect climate migrants, and the Refugee Convention of 1951 must be amended to address this, argues a PhD Candidate in Law.
Global Governance
Globalization has rallied and is even working better - new report
Deglobalization is not happening, says the DHL Global Connectedness Index. Instead, there is talk of re-globalization – a reform of globalization.
Global Governance
The World Bank: How the development bank confronts today's crises
The World Bank was founded in 1944 and its aim is to reduce poverty around the world. It does this by lending to member countries at low interest rates.
Geopolitics
What would a ‘Marshall Plan’ for Ukraine look like?
Russia’s devastating attack has stirred calls to muster a Marshall Plan for Ukraine in response, in reference to the US-funded rehabilitation of western Europe that began not long after A...
Davos 2023
Korea’s new innovation strategy: Digital Platform Government
Korea's Digital Platform Government aims to overcome the limitations of existing public operations by making use of technologies like AI and the cloud.
Davos 2023
Here's why the world must collaborate on tech governance
This year's Davos meeting will facilitate dialogue on the governance of ecological and digital transitions facing humanity.
Corruption
Why fighting corruption is key to addressing the world's most pressing problems
Corruption will exacerbate the current food, energy and environmental crises, and undermine post-conflict recovery. We must prioritize good governance
Arts and Culture
This is why it’s crucial to track and preserve Ukraine’s cultural heritage
Efforts to pilfer and destroy Ukrainian cultural heritage underline the importance of an international treaty on safeguarding heritage sealed after World War II.
Future of Work
Global employees trust business more than government - and are demanding more from employers, too
Global employee demands for more action in social, environmental and humanity areas require companies to respond in order to regain their trust, says expert.
The Digital Economy
To the G20: It’s time for universal connectivity and to digitalize small enterprises
Without connectivity people miss out on access to education, jobs and social activities, while micro-, small- and medium-enterprises lose their competitive edge.
Global Governance
What is the G20?
The G20 is a forum of the twenty largest economies in the world that meets regularly to discuss the most pressing issues facing the global economy.