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By Project Syndicate - Jun 13,2022
By Alexander Müller, violet Shivutse and  Jes WeigeltBERLIN — The global food system is broken. Although it produces more than enough calories to feed everyone, up to 811 million people — more than 10 per cent of the world’s population — go to bed hungry each night.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 05,2022
By Jeffrey D. Sachs and Neil L. HarrisonNEW YORK  —  When US President Joe Biden asked the United States Intelligence Community (IC) to determine the origin of COVID-19, its conclusion was remarkably understated but nonetheless shocking.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 05,2022
By Phillip A. Sharp and Julien PatrisCAMBRIDGE  —  The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped attitudes toward public health, fiscal policy, and the state’s role in the economy.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 02,2022
Phillip A. Sharp and julienPatrisCAMBRIDGE — The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped attitudes towards public health, fiscal policy and the state’s role in the economy.
By Project Syndicate - May 30,2022
By J. David Stewart and Henry P. HuntingtonEAGLE RIVER, ALASKA  —  Addressing the ever-worsening climate crisis will require the largest sustained movement of capital in history.
By Project Syndicate - May 25,2022
By Michael R. Bloomberg, Damilola OgunbiyiNEW YORK  —  Growing economies and growing populations mean growing energy needs.
By Project Syndicate - May 22,2022
By Michael Jacobs and Xhulia LikajBERLIN  —  Fifty years ago this spring, one of the most influential books of the twentieth century was published.
By Project Syndicate - May 16,2022
By Anna Gelpern, Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Sean Hagan, and Maurice ObstfeldBERKELEY/WASHINGTON, DC  —  Public debt is rarely a matter of national survival, but it has become one for war-ravaged Ukraine.
By Project Syndicate - May 15,2022
By Nane Annan, Mark Malloch-Brown, Comfort Ero, Susana Malcorra, and Zeid Ra'ad Al HusseinGENEVA — The world is facing a set of acute crises without recent parallel: a war in Europe that could escalate into a nuclear conflict, skyrocketing food prices that are hitting the poor th
By Project Syndicate - May 11,2022
By Arvind Subramanian and Josh FelmanPROVIDENCE  —  The West responded to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with sanctions of unprecedented severity and scope.

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