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Nepal-Tibet flood: this is the cost of not acting in the face of the climate crisis

Article / 1st September 2026

Nepalis and Tibetans must not pay the price – with their lives, livelihoods and money meant for education and health – for global heating caused by wealthy states.

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The century-old legal fiction costing America $35.5 billion a year

Article / 27th August 2026

One of the stranger features of the modern economy is that we no longer disagree about what a multinational corporation is—until the conversation turns to tax.

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World hunger and starvation have reached a crisis level

Blog / 26th August 2026

Thanks to the collapse of traditional U.S. food assistance policy, world hunger and starvation have soared, reports Lawrence S. Wittner.

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The sharing economy: Implementing Article 25 in the twenty-first century

Report / 19th August 2026

The sharing economy is ultimately an economy for people and the planet: one that ensures prosperity for all while protecting the Earth as our common home, writes Rok Kralj.

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This UN Tax Conference might sound boring, but here is how we all have a stake in it

Article / 12th August 2026

The decisions being made in this conference are simple yet consequential to our lives: will polluters profiting from the economic and climate crises—that the rest of us are paying for—be made to pay their share? 

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Hiroshima’s question: Will we continue to live under the nuclear shadow?

Article / 10th August 2026

Hiroshima’s Peace Declaration and the U.N. secretary-general’s message set out two possible futures as the global nuclear order frays.

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—Mohammed Sofiane Mesbahi