Blog 25/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski The tide may be turning in Turkey Istanbul election shows that people have become tired of Erdogan’s divisiveness Read
Hotspot Afghanistan 17/04/2019 – by Bernd Leidner Private sector needs suitable financing Small and medium-sized enterprises can boost Afghanistan’s economic development – provided they receive well-targeted support in obtaining credit Read
Peace talks 24/03/2019 – by Nawid Paigham Marginalised government The dangers of the US administration negotiating with the Taliban without involving the Afghan government Read
Aid 13/01/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Limits of sovereignty In view of China’s growing international engagement, we need a good definition of “south-south cooperation” Read
Financial markets 05/09/2018 – by Hans Dembowski Turkey’s lira in downward spiral Trump has not caused Turkey’s financial problems, but he is compounding them Read
Social media 23/03/2018 – by Drake Jamali When the government spreads fake news Because of fake news regarding Ukraine and Syria, regular Russian citizens no longer know what is going on Read
Blog 22/03/2018 – by Hans Dembowski A primer on post-truth life in Moscow In Russia, nothing is true and everything is possible Read
Asian economies 17/03/2018 – by Yasuyuki Sawada, Cyn-Young Park, et al. New cross-border competition policy ADB economists see need for multilateral rules to guide internet businesses Read
George Soros 14/01/2018 – by Dan Nolan Mission inspired by Karl Popper’s liberal philosophy The global reach of the Open Society Foundations Read
Government campaign 24/12/2017 – by Dan Nolan The slandering of a philanthropist The vilification of George Soros at the hands of the Hungarian government is baffling Read
Global warming 21/12/2017 – by Shikha Jha The case against fossil fuels Public finances must serve to reduce greenhouse gases Read
