Development | Neeti Biyani How tax breaks undermine the SDGs Tax incentives are largely redundant, inefficient and unnecessarily erode public financing for development in the Global South
Europe Georgia's neoliberal agony In Georgia, the state has given up on development. Neoliberalism is exhausted — there's nothing left to sell or deregulate By Mate Gabitsinashvili
Global Antifragile states and global cities How globalisation has allowed small states to become major players and big cities to outgrow their nation-states By Branko Milanović
Global Taxes, taxes, taxes Developing countries need to unite their efforts now to prevent an unfair and inadequate international tax reform By José Antonio Ocampo
Asia Japan's identity crisis Japan's new royals are cosmopolitans. But the country finds itself in a struggle between openness and ritualised tradition By Siegfried Knittel
Development 'I believe that combating inequalities is crucial' Udo Bullmann MEP explains what the current UN Summit on Sustainable Development means for the EU's external relations By Udo Bullmann
Global Getting serious about the SDGs By addressing three problems in the international economic system, world leaders could help to put the SDGs back on track By Jayati Ghosh
Africa How Africa can adapt to the digital revolution The Fourth Industrial Revolution does not mean the end of traditional manufacturing-based development models in Africa By Kartik Akileswaran and Georgina Hutchinson
Asia Yes, We Khan Nationalism in Mongolia is in full bloom. But viral resistance seems to be growing — led by the heavy metal band 'The Hu' By Niels Hegewisch
Africa The fork is mightier than the wall We must tackle migration’s underlying causes – beginning with a broken global food system, not Trump's wall By Danielle Nierenberg
Zombie capitalism must die! Cheap money in the hands of speculators causes high economic, social and political costs. It’s time for the state to act
Voter suppression comes to Europe Populist and illiberal governments are increasingly exploiting expats' lower turnout for their own benefit
Leaving Europe With his EU citizenship ending, it’s not the passport Paul Mason worries about. It’s the values it was supposed to represent
