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Columbia's new president may need U.S blessing to realise his domestic agenda - IPS

Columbia's new president may need U.S blessing to realise his domestic agenda - IPS

Colombia’s New President May Need U.S. Blessing to Realize his Domestic AgendaThe writer is a Geneva-based researcher for the Third World NetworkInter Press ServiceArmed Conflicts

Cornered Tunisian president faces ticking clock - ANND

Cornered Tunisian president faces ticking clock - ANND

Cornered Tunisian president faces ticking clockA little over a decade since protests in the town of Sidi Bouzid sparked the Arab Spring movement, events of the past month have undermined Tunisia’s claim

ESG piece - Resurgence Magazine

ESG piece - Resurgence Magazine

It’s a bird� it’s a plane� it’s ESG

Omicron and developing countries. Where threats are the greatest - IPS

Omicron and developing countries. Where threats are the greatest - IPS

Omicron & Developing Countries – Where Threats are the GreatestOn 25 November, news emerged from South Africa of a new COVID-19 variant. It has since been identified as Omicron, a Greek alphabet derivation the World Health Organization (WHO) reserves for virus variants “of concern”. For now, scientists are still racing to

Oil and water testing G20's faith in private creditors - TWN

Oil and water testing G20's faith in private creditors - TWN

Oil and water: Testing the G20’s faith in private creditors

Hesitancy to share vaccine intellectual property will increase inequality - Oxford Analytica

Hesitancy to share vaccine intellectual property will increase inequality - Oxford Analytica

Hesitancy to share vaccine IP will increase inequalityOver 100 nations back a waiver of IP rights for COVID-19 treatments, but a wealthy minority strongly oppose itOxford Analytica Daily Brief

Argentina and the IMF. It takes Two to Tango - TWN

Argentina and the IMF. It takes Two to Tango - TWN

Argentina and the IMF: Takes two to tango