Can the World Pay the Cost of Increasingly Frequent Natural Disasters?
Auditing Firms’ Strong Performance Masks Unsolved Issues
The Big Four have been fined £42 million in the UK in the past three years, a startling sum that underscores the need for regulation. Continue Reading
Clean Water Is Crucial in the Fight Against COVID-19
The issues of clean water access and global water security were around long before we'd even heard of the coronavirus, but the pandemic has thrown a new light onto them. Continue Reading
COVID-19 and Populism: A Bad Combination for Europe’s Banks
Economic effects of COVID-19 may be intensified by populist political decisions in many CESEE countries, where governments see punitive measures on banks as an easy way of shoring up popular support. Continue Reading
COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories Have Real-World Consequences
By endorsing conspiracy theories, celebrities undermine public resolve at a critical moment. Continue Reading
Canada’s Indigenous Communities Fight to Protect Their Environment
Canada has a troubled history of reconciling its ideas of liberal democracy and economic development with the fair treatment of its indigenous population. Continue Reading
