2022: More Wealthy People and Far More Poor People. We Need to Fight Back
After almost two years of pandemic, the inequality gap has increased: 10 percent of the global population now receives 52Read More
After almost two years of pandemic, the inequality gap has increased: 10 percent of the global population now receives 52Read More
What can the decline of the Roman Empire and the end of European feudalism tell us about COVID-19 and theRead More
At this point in the coronavirus pandemic, each year is starting to feel more similar to the one before thanRead More
Analysts predict the world’s second-largest economy will expand by just 4.3pc in 2022. China will be overthrown as the world’sRead More
Geopolitics in 2022 will continue to be defined by superpower rivalry between America, China and Russia, with potential for imminentRead More
The wrenching violence against Muslims occurred under his watch and its long shadow still hangs over the Republic, writes RamachandraRead More
Washington moved to re-engage with global institutions, pivot towards China, and oversaw chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal. The administration of President JoeRead More
Anglican Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has been remembered at a state funeral Saturday for his Nobel Peace Prize-earning role inRead More
Supply shortages and emboldened workers Employees at a fast-food restaurant in Sacramento, California, exasperated over working in stifling heat forRead More
Plummeting levels of unrest on paper belie that fact that this status quo come at a heavy price. Numbers thatRead More