Topic: Corporate power

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Unchecked, unregulated, unaccountable: how big agribusiness corporations get rich amid crisis

Report / 28th February 2023

The world’s biggest agribusiness corporations made more in billion-dollar profits since 2020 than the amount that the UN estimates could cover the basic needs of the world’s most vulnerable, a new report has found.

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The scramble to help Ukraine shows the need for more, better aid

Blog / 9th February 2023

There is no shortage of money - only a shortage of political will to create a fairer world where prosperity is better shared, writes Gabriela Bucher.

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Our Future is Public: The Santiago Declaration for Public Services

Article / 19th January 2023

STWR join hundreds of organisations in signing the Santiago Declaration against the commercialisation and privatisation of public services.

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Taxing super-profits to beat inflation and defend human rights

Blog / 16th December 2022

Pandemics, wars and recessions do not exempt states from human-rights commitments. They must tax multinationals and the richest more to protect the most vulnerable, writes Magdalena Sepúlveda for Social Europe.

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Where is the mass mobilized movement for Medicare for All?

Blog / 1st October 2022

It wouldn't take more than 1% of the U.S. population to rise up and get organized behind key popular demands to make them a reality - and yet we continue to endlessly wait, writes Ralph Nader in Common Dreams.

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Wall Street giants set to smash profit records off global hunger, energy crisis

Blog / 14th September 2022

Russia's war on Ukraine has wreaked havoc on global commodity markets, driving up energy and food prices and exacerbating hunger emergencies around the world.

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Record profits for grain firms amid food crisis prompt calls for windfall tax

News / 25th August 2022

Companies at the centre of the global grain trade have enjoyed a record bonanza amid soring food prices around the world, raising concerns of profiteering and speculation in global food markets that could put staples beyond the reach of the poorest.

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Envisioning a better world without the WTO

Report / 30th July 2022

The outcome of the 12th Ministerial Meeting (MC12) of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is a big win for rich countries, but a massive defeat for the global South, explains a dossier by Focus on the Global South.

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Just two weeks of food billionaire wealth gains could fund anti-hunger effort in East Africa

Blog / 19th July 2022

While one person is dying every 48 seconds in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia alone, Oxfam report that food billionaires have increased their collective wealth by $382 billion since 2020. 

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‘Profiting from Pain’: Covid created a billionaire every 30 hours

Report / 24th May 2022

As the cost of essential goods rises faster than it has in decades, billionaires in the food and energy sectors are increasing their fortunes by $1 billion every two days, according to Oxfam.

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