Breaking the deadlock on EU asylum reform? – Jacques Delors Institut – Berlin

Unions Must Stop Prioritizing Politics Over Jobsr

  By Peter Roff, TES Contributor   At their peak, unions represented more than a third of American workers. Now, after several decades of continuing decline, less than 10 percent of workers in the private sector are part of organized labor.  And with so much of American manufacturing having moved offshore to escape the less-than-friendly […]

Time for a tech-driven platform to boost global debt transparency

By Rym Ayadi and Emilios Avougleas, courtesy of the Centre for European Policy Studies   The Covid-19 pandemic has caused widespread concern about debt unsustainability in both developed and emerging economies. To address this challenge, in its April 2020 Communiqué, the G-20 launched a restructuring initiative with regards to debt in the poorest countries (under the G20 […]

How to improve access to medicines — and how NOT to

                      With the UN General Assembly convening in New York to discuss all manner of policy issues, one high-profile area of debate is the appropriate role of governments and regulators in ensuring that as many people as possible have access to the medicines they need. […]