Economy and ecologyPutin’s war is damaging the developing world Russia’s invasion has led to increases in oil and food prices, further harming developing countries struggling to recover from the pandemic By Jayati Ghosh
Democracy and societyAre vaccine mandates the solution to end the pandemic? In an effort to protect their population and the health system, Ecuador, Greece, and Tajikistan have imposed vaccination mandates By Constantin Groll, Philipp Jahn, Arne Schildberg
Economy and ecologyHow crypto is undermining the energy transition As cryptocurrencies become more energy-intensive, power outages force governments around the globe to pull the plug on crypto mining By Boris Schneider
Economy and ecologyThe beginning of a new globalisation Prior to the pandemic, capital used to move seamlessly, while workers didn’t. Now, this trend could be reversed By Branko Milanović
Economy and ecologyFree the money we need The fiscal response of rich countries has caused an uneven global economic recovery. The IMF’s reserve asset could counteract this development By Jayati Ghosh
Foreign and security policyDecapitating terrorist organisations won't end terror Killing terrorist organisations’ leaders is no effective way of fighting terrorism — as it’s political and economic crises on which terrorism feeds By Mohammad Abu Rumman
Economy and ecologyHow not to get inflation under control Rising inflation has opened up a debate over state intervention to tackle the issue with price controls. But this could have the opposite effect By Kerstin Bernoth, Alexander Kriwoluzky
Democracy and societyThe Global South moves towards vaccine sovereignty In 2021, Global South countries came out on the short end of vaccine supply deals. In 2022, they are building capacity to produce vaccines themselves By Svenja Blanke, Felix Kolbitz, Oliver Dickson
Democracy and societyThe story versus the statistic Behind each number there is a story. Social scientists need to learn how to tell these better if they want to catch the attention of the public By Kate Pickett
Democracy and societyMoney makes the world go round The Pandora Papers have shown that the rich elite help each other stay in power. This creates a rift in our society and damages democracy By Kai Lindemann