Mobile data shows which European countries took lockdown seriously
Google has gathered data from millions of mobile devices that use its software, to understand how citizens of European countries have responded to lockdown.
The world must pull together to stem the urgent crisis in our ocean
The oceans are increasingly under threat from a host of different factors - and so far, the international response has not been good enough.
Historian Niall Ferguson on what the pandemic means for the global economy, geopolitics - and parties
He warned of a pandemic in January - now Stanford historian Niall Ferguson gives his verdict on how the world is fighting it.
Areas of declining COVID-19 cases could see an imminent second wave, warns WHO
The World Health Organization has warned of a second spike in coronavirus cases for countries that ease their lockdown measures, following a fall in cases.
How 2 out of every 5 jobs lost during COVID-19 may not come back
Only three new jobs are created for every 10 layoffs caused by coronavirus, according to new research by the University of Chicago.
Lessons from China: This is how COVID-19 could affect globalization
The COVID-19 pandemic is expected to trigger the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression - could it spell the permanent end of globalization?
Coronavirus won't spell the end for globalization - but change is unavoidable
COVID-19 may lead to a reconfiguration of global supply chains, but globalization will adapt to the challenges ahead.
New research reveals the true extent of corruption in fisheries
Corruption is a problem throughout the fisheries value chain, and its impacts are serious and widespread. Here's how policy-makers can start to address it.
How we can survive the great COVID lockdown: IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath
In this Q&A, the International Monetary Fund's Chief Economist discusses ways out of the Global Lockdown, as COVID-19 poses big global threats for debt and employment.
More, not less, multilateralism is needed to fight the coronavirus pandemic
The isolation politics of the past decade have been damaging. We now have the choice now to strengthen and rebuild multilateralism.
The post-COVID-19 world could be less global and less urban
Wharton Dean, Geoffrey Garretti, speculates that the coronavirus pandemic will leave the world less global and less urban, and possibly poorer as a result.
What COVID-19 can teach us about tackling climate change
From fossil fuel taxes to public transport and home working, this is how we can rebuild the economy and battle the climate crisis, with lessons from COVID-19.