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By Jayati Ghosh - Nov 16,2021
NEW DELHI — Many people around the world already consider the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow a disappointment. That is a massive understatement.
By Jayati Ghosh - Aug 14,2021
NEW DELHI — The Apocalypse is now. That is the glaring message of the perfect storm of COVID-19 and climate change that has now broken. The pandemic is unlikely to end for years, as the novel coronavirus mutates into increasingly transmissible, drug-resistant variants.
By Jayati Ghosh - Jun 14,2021
NEW DELHI — Once again, emerging markets are on the capital-flows roller coaster — one no less dizzying for being so familiar. And once again, the highs and lows of financial-market swings in these economies are mostly generated by external forces, not national policies.
By Jayati Ghosh - May 15,2021
NEW DELHI — The Biden administration’s decision to stop opposing a proposed COVID-19 waiver of certain intellectual-property rights under World Trade Organisation(WTO) rules is a welcome move.
By Jayati Ghosh - Apr 12,2021
NEW DELHI — One of the most significant socioeconomic changes accelerated by COVID-19 must surely be the rise of digital labour platforms. Of course, platform-based employment had already been growing exponentially before the pandemic.
By Jayati Ghosh - Apr 07,2021
NEW DELHI — On March 10, the credit-rating agency Moody’s placed Ethiopia on review for a downgrade. The problem is not violence and repression in Ethiopia’s embattled Tigray region.
By Jayati Ghosh - Feb 21,2021
NEW DELHI  —  The European Union has changed its economic policy for the better by agreeing on a 1.8 trillion euros post-pandemic stimulus plan to be financed directly through the EU budget.
By Jayati Ghosh - Jan 24,2021
NEW DELHI  —  On January 6, when a mob of US President Donald Trump’s supporters breached the Capitol with shocking ease, the world’s already-low expectations of the United States plummeted.
By Jayati Ghosh - Nov 19,2020
NEW DELHI — The American pharmaceutical company Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech have announced that the COVID-19 vaccine they are jointly developing was more than 90 per cent effective in early clinical trials.
By Jayati Ghosh - Oct 26,2020
NEW DELHI — The Norwegian Nobel Committee has awarded this year’s Nobel Peace Prize to the United Nations World Food Programme, declaring that it wanted “to turn the eyes of the world towards the millions of people who suffer from or face the threat of hunger”.

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