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The Year Ahead 2020: (De)Reconstruction

Trump’s trade war with China has rattled businesses around the worldEurope is nearing a recession, and many economists expect a downturn in the US next year

1 min read26 Dec 2019
Opinion

Russia is not synonymous with Putin

While Russia holds formal elections, political representatives at the federal and regional levels are selected by the regime. And at the local level, decisions are made by regional governors

4 min read26 Dec 2019
Opinion

Rebuilding the political centre

The problem is that the loss of trust and solidarity is fragmenting politics and undermining democratic institutions’ capacity to muster an effective response. That is weakening nations’ ability to cooperate to secure growth

5 min read26 Dec 2019
Opinion

Demagogic stress and US constitutional growth

Donald Trump has reshaped American constitutionalism in ways he can’t comprehend. Even if the precise nature of that reshaping is yet to be known, the US constitution will never be the same again

6 min read26 Dec 2019
Opinion

Europe has hard choices to make

Europe faces hostility from the US, China and Russia owing to its undeniable economic weight in the world and principle of shared sovereignty. But it is still far away from achieving strategic and economic autonomy

4 min read26 Dec 2019
Opinion

The tech frontier for developing nations

Frontier technologies are set to transform people’s lives, and developing nations must harness this revolution. But there is a danger that the gains will not reach the world’s poorestSo, the problem of digital exclusion must be addressed without delay. Policymaking must focus on inclusion as a key to success while also leveraging the power of multilateralism

4 min read26 Dec 2019
Opinion

A bridge to achieving sustainable peace

If the international community removes the 380,000 landmines buried in the Demilitarized Zone and opens offices, it can play the role of a security guarantee on the Korean PeninsulaTalks are the only way to achieving peace. If North Korea denuclearizes sincerely, the international community should respond, too, so that the region’s troubled past can be put behind

5 min read26 Dec 2019
Opinion

Protecting competition in a digital age

Access to personal data contributes to market power in data-driven economic sectors.How firms collect and process data is relevant to their competitiveness and market performanceHence, it is important to account for potential overlaps with other areas of policy and law, not least consumer protection and privacy law

4 min read26 Dec 2019
Opinion

The ascent to power of surveillance capitalists

Over the past two decades, leading tech giants like Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft have taken advantage of deregulation and legal loopholes to build global businesses and amass wealthOpen societies cannot permit corporations to behave this way. We must demand that our governments bring them to heel while they still have the power

6 min read26 Dec 2019
Opinion

An agenda for decent jobs in Africa

African countries had some of the lowest unemployment rates in 2018. The reality in these countries, however, is that almost everyone must work because governments can’t support social safety nets

3 min read26 Dec 2019
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