Tag: Climate Policy
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Critical Minerals Alliance: US-Led Transatlantic Pact for Security
A pivotal gathering in Washington aims to fortify critical minerals partnerships Top ministers from the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand are converging in Washington this week to discuss a strategic alliance centered on critical minerals. The talks come at a moment when global supply chains for essential…
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Rodrik’s Plan: Repairing the Economy Without Manufacturing Jobs
Overview: Reassessing Growth in a Fractured World In Shared Prosperity in a Fractured World: A New Economics for the Middle Class, the Global Poor, and Our Climate, Dani Rodrik challenges a long-standing assumption that manufacturing is the keystone of robust, inclusive growth. The book, newly published by Princeton University Press, surveys how advanced economies can…
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Can We Repair a Broken Economy Without Manufacturing Jobs? A Close Look at Dani Rodrik’s Shared Prosperity
Rethinking Economic Repair in a Fractured World Can a modern economy rebound from persistent inequality and slow wage growth without reviving heavy manufacturing? Harvard economist Dani Rodrik suggests yes, but only with a new set of policies designed for the middle class, the global poor, and a stable climate. In Shared Prosperity in a Fractured…
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Can We Repair a Broken Economy Without Manufacturing Jobs? A Look at Dani Rodrik’s Shared Prosperity
Overview: A New Economics for a Fractured World Harvard economist Dani Rodrik asks a provocative question: can we repair a broken economy without relying on traditional manufacturing jobs? In Shared Prosperity in a Fractured World: A New Economics for the Middle Class, the Global Poor, and Our Climate, Rodrik argues that democratic legitimacy and broad-based…
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Pakistan commits to low-carbon growth under NDC and climate policy
Pakistan embraces low-carbon growth amid economic and climate commitments Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing a low-carbon development pathway while safeguarding economic growth, in line with its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and National Climate Change Policy. At a recent event in Islamabad, President Asif Ali Zardari underscored that the country’s climate strategy is designed…
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Pakistan commits to low-carbon growth, says Zardari
Pakistan commits to low-carbon development President Asif Ali Zardari has reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to pursuing a low-carbon development pathway, anchored in the country’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and National Climate Change Policy. The remarks, delivered during a recent public event, underscore a strategic shift toward sustainable growth that protects the economy while reducing emissions. Pakistan’s…
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Turkey Climate Summit: Hope for the Agriculture Sector
Why the Belem Summit Still Matters for Turkey The Belem climate summit, held in Brazil last year, elevated the profile of agriculture within global climate negotiations. It underscored that farming is not merely a rural economy footnote but a central pillar in shaping fairer food systems, protecting smallholder livelihoods, and driving agroecological transitions. For Turkey,…
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Red meat, no lettuce: Farage and Truss dine in Mayfair after Tory defections
A discreet lunch in the heart of Mayfair In what observers describe as a high-stakes, low-visibility gathering, former UK figures Nigel Farage and Liz Truss reportedly met for a private luncheon in a swish Mayfair club on Monday. The dinner, described by attendees as a quiet affair far from the glare of Westminster, was organized…
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Wind and Solar Power Overtook Fossil Fuels in Europe: A Turning Point for the Continent’s Grid
Europe’s Energy Turning Point: Wind and Solar Lead the Way In a historic shift for European electricity, wind and solar energy together surpassed fossil fuels as the primary source of power generation last year, according to analysis from Ember, a respected energy think tank. The finding marks the first time that renewables outpaced traditional energy…
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Trump Greenland News Live: Davos-Bound Plane Returns to Washington Over Electrical Issue
Live Update: Trump Greenland News and the Davos-Bound Flight In a dramatic turn of events, a plane carrying former President Donald Trump, en route to participate in the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, had to return to Washington due to an electrical issue. The development unfolded shortly after the aircraft departed, triggering questions about…