New 17/05/2018 – by Philip Aruna, Katja Dombrowski “I am passionate about humanitarian work” Read full article
Global trade 25/04/2018 – by Iwan Azis, Hans Dembowski “I do not know whether the WTO will survive” Indonesian economist explains why unpredictable policymaking hurts global trade 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
China 04/03/2018 – by Felix Lee Poisonous air is making us sick Exhaust fumes and airborne particles make the incidence of pulmonary and cardiovascular disease rise in China Read
Blog 26/02/2018 – by Hans Dembowski China’s leader gets stronger, but his regime gets weaker Xi Jinping is tightening his grip on power Read
SDGs 19/01/2018 – by Berthold M. Kuhn China’s efforts China is keen on promoting sustainable development Read
Global warming 21/12/2017 – by Shikha Jha The case against fossil fuels Public finances must serve to reduce greenhouse gases Read
Public budgets 20/12/2017 – by Shikha Jha Harmful government expenditure Fossil fuel subsidies are unsustainable in both environmental and budgetary terms Read
New Silk Road 17/12/2017 – by Katja Dombrowski Clean at home, dirty abroad China massively invests in coal power in the Belt and Road countries Read
Political science 12/12/2017 – by Jonathan Sullivan Access denied Springer Nature’s decision to block access to politically controversial content in China has global ramifications Read
Weapons of mass destruction 24/11/2017 – by Maysam Behravesh Nuclear obsession North Korea’s leadership is keen on weapons of mass destruction Read
Blog 02/11/2017 – by Hans Dembowski German science publisher caves in to Chinese censorship Springer Nature blocks access to controversial topics Read
