Perhaps the great problem of an open society is that few people want to live in an open society. It is difficult to come to a different conclusion in view of contemporary political reality: liberal [...]
In Latin America, a criminal or mafia capitalism is expanding geometrically, in whose practices the differences between formality, informality and crime are dissolving, as the Peruvian researcher [...]
The species jumping of viruses and bacteria (spillover), zoonoses combined with diseases caused by pollutions, bad nutrition and incorrect medical practices (iatrogenesis) cause a 'syndemic', [...]
“Debt, climate issues and poor economic growth top the agenda during these meetings,” said Eric LeCompte, Executive Director of the religious development group Jubilee USA Network. [...]
The World Bank announced that it would discontinue the publication of the Doing Business Report and Ranking (DBR). This overdue decision came after a series of internal audits and an investigation [...]
The Economist states: the timetable for global decarbonisation has been set back five to ten years by the war in Ukraine.
While coal has come back with a bang and hydrocarbon prices have soared - [...]
More than 137 million Africans are facing acute food insecurity. This means that the inability to obtain food literally puts their lives at risk. Of these 137 million, 81% live in countries where [...]
“A country as vast as Western Europe and threatened with implosion... A country where the ruling class 'eats' 68% of the state budget with impunity and is unable to pay the military or [...]
And it is this fraternity, this shared humanity, wounded by pandemic and war, that wonders how to recover from broken dreams, where to settle down again in the face of emerging insecurities, where to [...]
The rainforests of the Congo Basin are home to millions of people and countless animal and plant species, including three great apes: chimpanzees, bonobos and gorillas. They are a treasure trove of [...]
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