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International

Por qué los océanos importan para el clima y la economía

International

Oceans: Key to Climate Action and Economic Development

Sophie Caldwell

Oceans serve as the world’s leading force in regulating climateThe global ocean covers roughly 71% of Earth’s surface and acts as the primary regulator of climate. It absorbs and redistributes…

Why protectionism returns during uncertain times

International

Why Protectionism Surges Amidst Global Uncertainty

Connor Hughes

Uncertainty, whether sparked by financial turmoil, pandemics, geopolitical tensions, or abrupt technological shifts, exerts pressures that steer governments and voters toward protectionist measures. Such protectionism emerges from fear, political incentives,…

What safeguards exist in modern nuclear power

International

Why nuclear energy is back in public debate

Connor Hughes

Nuclear power has once again moved to the forefront of global public and policy discussions, driven by a convergence of factors such as climate commitments, energy security needs, technological progress,…

What loss and damage means in climate negotiations

International

Navigating Loss and Damage in Climate Negotiations

Connor Hughes

Loss and damage in international climate discussions describes climate‑driven harms that surpass what societies, nations, and individuals can realistically withstand or adapt to. It encompasses both abrupt disasters such as…

¿Cómo comprobar afirmaciones de calidad, sostenibilidad o “compromiso social” en empresas líderes?

International

Why Recycling Won’t Solve Our Plastic Pollution Problem

David Thompson

Plastic recycling is often presented as the silver bullet for plastic pollution. The reality is more complex. Recycling matters, but it cannot by itself stop plastic pollution because of technical,…

What happens when countries restrict food exports

International

How Food Export Policies Shape Global Supply Chains

David Thompson

When a country restricts exports of staple foods or key agricultural inputs, the effects ripple across markets, households, governments, and international relations. Export restrictions include outright bans, export licensing, higher…

What’s failing in the global plastics response

International

Global Plastic Pollution: Where Our Response Falls Short

David Thompson

Global efforts to address plastics have delivered limited progress, while numerous challenges persist. Production keeps climbing, waste management remains underfunded, policies lean too much on voluntary measures from industry, and…

Why the world is talking about a chip race

International

Understanding Tech Export Limits: Business & Consumer Effects

David Thompson

Tech export controls refer to government-imposed rules that limit how specific technologies may be sold, transferred, or shared across borders, covering everything from hardware components and complete devices to software,…

Why regulating social media is so hard globally

International

The Intricacies of Global Social Media Control

David Thompson

Social media platforms mediate information, politics, commerce, and private lives across borders. Regulating them is not simply a matter of drafting rules; it involves reconciling competing legal systems, technical limits,…

Why food prices rise even when harvests are strong

International

What Drives Food Prices Up When Harvests Are Good?

David Thompson

Strong harvests are a natural expectation for lower food prices, but the relationship between production volumes and retail prices is far from direct. Prices reflect the interaction of physical supply,…