The Globalist

Germany looks at a solid, but uneven economic rebound from the pandemic, largely based on a pronounced home bias in economic activity.

In formulating their COVID 19 responses, governments, NGOs and the private sector need to be far more sensitive to the special risks women face.

Thoughts on the persecution of doctors and scientists in modern history.

Compared to the extreme disunity and cynicism that rules the U.S. political process, the decision-making process of the EU27 is a sea of calm and rationality.

How Angela Merkel could effectively operate at the just-concluded European Summit on the basis of a well-hedged position.

Donor governments do not have to fund poor country debt relief from their fiscal budgets. They can tap long-unused reserve assets available at the IMF called Special Drawing Rights (SDRs).

How COVID 19 highlights blatant levels of social and economic inequality in the United States and Mexico.

Collective intelligence is needed to build a new multilateralism for the 21st century.

One has to doubt that France’s new prime minister, Jean Castex, will pursue many reforms ahead of 2022.

After the Corona pandemic, French firms’ management teams have great difficulty convincing their employees … to return to the office.