Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley called on developing countries to work together on climate as a way to counteract absent leadership and cuts in funding from rich countries.

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The United Nations will get a "facelift" as it turns 80 amid a cash crisis this year, seeking ways to improve efficiency and ...

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Despite loud claims to the contrary, some form of wealth tax in South Africa — especially of the very wealthiest — is both the right thing to do, and possible to achieve.

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Highlighting CM Fadnavis's trip to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Pawar said, MoUs signed with 63 companies at ...

The Africa Finance Corporation said it is accelerating efforts to mobilise the continent's own money for investments, and ...

Revealed: Head of world’s biggest asset manager lobbied chancellor on tax rules weeks before policy was tweaked ...

This newly launched bulletin focused on Global Indigenous Peoples News , part of the Glocal Exchange project of Weave News, seeks to highlight some of the current issues from Indigenous communities in ...

MEGACITY project The Line will be a car-free, three-dimensional and high-density metropolis that challenges conventional ...

Gabriela Rumenova Kirova, a visionary leader and advocate for independent thought, took center stage in Davos to emphasize the fundamental right to free speech.