GlobalHow Germany plans to uphold human rights in supply chains Most companies disregard human rights and social standards in their supply chains. A German law may finally change that By Franziska Korn
Foreign and security policyChina’s deepening geopolitical hole The UK's decision to ban Huawei from its 5G networks is only the latest diplomatic setback for China By Minxin Pei
GlobalBidding for political immortality Historic decisions by authoritarian leaders today will leave a legacy nigh impossible to reverse in the future By Branko Milanović
GlobalMigrants deserve better protection While exposing how essential they are to the system, the pandemic has grave consequences for migrants and refugees By Felix Braunsdorf, Stefan Rother
GlobalPay attention to the Global South! While large stimulus packages are launched in the Global North, austerity and inequality amplify social conflict in the South By Philipp Kauppert
GlobalHow to profit from the pandemic Law firms promote multi-million dollar lawsuits against corona measures. It's time to do away with this parallel legal system By Pia Eberhardt
GlobalA new tone in EU-China relations Corona, Hong Kong, propaganda: The list of dissonances with Beijing is getting longer. We need a new EU-China policy By Nils Schmid
GlobalA new beginning for international taxation? The Trump administration has blown up the OECD’s tax negotiations. But this could be an opportunity for the Global South By Alex Cobham
GlobalSanctions will lead to a humanitarian catastrophe Unilateral sanctions by Western governments hinder the containment of the Covid-19 pandemic. They need to be lifted By Susanne Grabenhorst
GlobalTax justice is more important than ever Fiscal and monetary measures have dominated the response to the corona crisis. But to address growing inequalities, we also need tax justice By Neeti Biyani
