In July, the European Union launched what it calls its Roadmap to a sustainable future, a monumental progress particularly within the wake of the G7
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Will Ghana’s New Cocoa-Chocolate Policy Change the Game?
Ghana is a rustic in West Africa which spans the Gulf of Guinea and the Atlantic Ocean. It is residence to a wide range of
5 Climate Takeaways From the G7 Summit in Cornwall
Two weeks in the past, the G7 world leaders, heads of state from seven of the world’s largest superior democracies and economies, together with Canada,
Growing Inequalities: Closing the Widening Inequality Gap Between Rich and Poor Countries
Goal 10 of the Sustainable Development Goals is lowering inequalities. It’s full title is, “Reduce inequality inside and amongst nations.” The United Nations web site
Strings Attached: Foreign Aid Isn’t Charity, It’s Used for Political and Economic Influence
In December 2020, previous to his departure from the US presidency, Donald Trump supplied the Philippines a present: US$29 million value of navy tools. In
If 80% of Australians Care About Climate Action, Why Don’t they Vote Like It?
Poll after ballot suggests a large majority of Australians care about local weather change. Yet in current federal elections, this hasn’t translated into wins for
Social Media Bans and Internet Censorship: Who Should Hold the Keys?
Abuja, Nigeria: It’s official– President Trump has left the White House. The buildup to his exit was a huge rollercoaster of events, one of the
Should We Really Eat the Rich?
The coronavirus pandemic has clearly shown us all the underlying rot in the economic systems in many parts of the world. By this, I mean
