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Events Sep 14, 2022 PS editors present the Forsaken Futures event.
Events Apr 22, 2022 Raghuram G. Rajan delivers a keynote address at our April 2022 virtual finance and economics event, Finance 3.0.
Events Apr 13, 2022 PS editors present the Finance 3.0 event.
Events Feb 11, 2022 Mary Robinson declares that it is the voices of young people around the world that will drive the climate movement forward.
Events Feb 2, 2022 Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr says that adaptation – becoming more resilient and having more infrastructure investment – is vital in the Global South. And this is another area where COP26 failed us.
Events Jan 26, 2022 PS editors present the Generation Green event.
Events Sep 22, 2021 PS editors present the Building the Green Consensus event.
Events Sep 21, 2021 Mark Malloch-Brown discusses the Open Society Foundations’ plans to support climate adaptation in the Global South in order to level the global climate action playing field.
Events Sep 14, 2021 PS editors present the New Summits event.
Events Jul 15, 2021 PS editors present the Back to Health event.
Events Jul 8, 2021 Nancy Qian highlights the complexities of delivering universal health coverage, and pinpoints the education and governance goals that must be achieved first.
Events Jul 8, 2021 David Miliband outlines the basic changes that could have prevented the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic – and will help prevent the next one.
Events Jul 8, 2021 Carl Manlan proposes ways for African governments to leverage their assets not only to strengthen their public-health systems, but also to advance development more broadly.
Events Jul 8, 2021 Werner Hoyer explains how to address the shortcomings in the public-health sector that the COVID-19 crisis exposed.
Events Jul 8, 2021 Julia Gillard shows why pandemic-recovery efforts must be centered on education.
Imposing a one-off tax on energy companies’ extraordinary profits might seem like a no-brainer at a time of soaring inflation, but the idea has more than a few detractors. As policymakers in a growing number of economies move ahead, we asked PS commentators whether they are right to do so.
