Despite formal restrictions, untracked oil continues to reach global markets, calling into question the true effectiveness of oil sanctions. This column presents a novel ship
In recent years, governments have relied heavily on fiscal stimulus to navigate economic crises, such as the Covid-19 pandemic. This column uses historical US aggregate
In an era of increasing political polarisation, public trust in institutions like the US Federal Reserve has become a contentious issue. This column shows that
The re-election of Donald Trump, who ran on a platform that prioritised protectionist policies, has led to heightened uncertainty in the global economy. The January
Large educational disparities by socioeconomic status (SES) remain a pressing concern for policymakers aiming to ensure equal opportunities for all students to achieve their educational
The UK government recently set a new contract record with the European Space Agency (ESA), securing £844 million since 2022. But in an increasingly competitive market, is
New research highlights structural flaws in sustainability-linked bonds that weaken their ability to promote meaningful environmental and social outcomes. Sustainability-linked bonds are gaining attention as
As the region recovers from the pandemic there is an opportunity to rethink how development is undertaken and to deploy mission-oriented approaches to policy making.
Decarbonizing healthcare supply chains is essential to reducing emissions, minimizing waste, and strengthening the resilience of health systems, particularly in vulnerable regions. More than 70%