Economy and ecologyWe need to talk about overfishing By jointly ending harmful fisheries subsidies, China and Europe can help tackle climate change and protect local communities’ livelihoods By Isabel Jarrett
Economy and ecologyBiden, Yellen and the war on leprechauns The idea that corporate taxes eliminate jobs and tax cuts create them is a myth. Instead, Biden's tax plans underwrite job-creating public investment By Paul Krugman
Economy and ecologyHow to stimulate the economy after lockdown A US-style ‘helicopter money’ stimulus of direct payments to individuals wouldn't be transformatory in Europe By Peter Bofinger
Economy and ecologyEurope’s path to decarbonisation Is a just transition for Europe realistic? Adam Tooze sets out the challenge to achieve net-zero by 2050 By Adam Tooze
Economy and ecologyGermany’s dangerous export fetish The coronavirus crisis has exposed how dangerous the German economy's over-reliance on exports really is. China shows how to do it better By Andreas Nölke
Economy and ecologyThe treaty that threatens to derail Europe's Green Deal When private courts of arbitration can award transnational energy firms billions in compensation for lost profits, climate protection becomes a farce By Nico Schmidt
Economy and ecologyThe new transatlantic alliance To make the transatlantic economy a leader in the fight against climate change, Europe should work with US President Biden on a joint CO2 tax By Metin Hakverdi
Economy and ecologyInside China's decarbonisation challenge Last year, Xi Jinping announced ambitious climate targets. But China's reluctant state apparatus struggles to reconcile high growth and climate policy By Alexander Kallweit
Economy and ecologyCredit-rating agencies could derail economic recovery The world's major private agencies are preventing low-income countries from investing in the recovery. We urgently need an independent public agency By Jayati Ghosh
Economy and ecologyThe 'Green Industrial Revolution' is not what it seems The UK government's ‘green’ recovery plan is thick in rhetoric but thin on substance — and it will fail to create a low-carbon, more equal economy By Katie Gallogly-Swan, Miriam Brett
Not even the pandemic could stop a new arms race The pandemic could have been a chance to reverse high military spending globally. Instead, we could be heading towards a new Cold War-style arms race
We need to talk about overfishing By jointly ending harmful fisheries subsidies, China and Europe can help tackle climate change and protect local communities’ livelihoods
Why inclusion and equality pay off for all of us Fostering inclusion and combating inequality should concern everyone — the resulting long-term problems affect society as a whole