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How Much “Weaponization” Can the Global Economy Take?

Carla Norrlöf STOCKHOLM, MARCH 25 (PS) : In January 2025, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order to end the “weaponization” of federal law enforcement, alleging that the previous administration had exploited the interlinkages between law enforcement and intelligence to target political opponents. While critics dismissed the order as

Central Banks Must Stem the Nature Crisis

A recent report from NatureFinance (of which I am CEO), the ECB, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, and

WhatsApp to Soon Support Motion Photo Sharing on Android Devices

Washington, March 23: The instant messaging app, WhatsApp, is developing a new feature that will soon allow Android users to

Expelled S.Africa envoy to US says back home ‘with no…

Cape town, March 23: The South African ambassador who was expelled from the United States in a row with President

A Defining Moment for Energy Security and Economic Prosperity

In the corridors of the SEforAll Forum, fossil-fuel executives read from their usual script, claiming that their products remain a

Will AI Mean Higher Taxes?

They may have a point. At the turn of the twentieth century, agriculture accounted for 40% of the US workforce;

The Biofuel Sham Could Worsen Global Hunger and Inequality

One recent study projects that, if included in the IMO’s global fuel standard, biofuels could power up to 36% of

Trump’s War on Foreign Aid and the Rise of Transactional…

Activists celebrating the potential emergence of a post-imperial, agency-driven, multipolar aid system would do well to remember that economic progress

Putin agrees in Trump call to pause Ukraine energy attacks…

Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected an immediate and full ceasefire in Ukraine, agreeing only to halt attacks on energy

Israel breaks ceasefire with surprise airstrike, killing more than 400…

Israel launched airstrikes across the Gaza Strip early Tuesday, killing hundreds of Palestinians, including women and children, according to the