>"Barry Eichengreen asks why the widely predicted shift toward renminbi-denominated foreign reserves _...Read More_

"Barry Eichengreen explains why the British prime minister’s resignation will heighten downward pressure on the pound."

"Barry Eichengreen makes a pragmatic case against using Russia’s frozen official reserves to pay for war reparations."

>"Energy security has gained prominence while the conflict in Ukraine raises concerns over the possible interruption in the supply of oil and natural gas."

>"Pharmacists and technicians, who have played a critical role in administering Covid-19 tests and vaccines, say they are burned out nearly two years into the pandemic."

Politicians dislike discussing how to replace fuel duty and road tax but a clear option is now in view.

"$9tn of annual investment required to avoid most catastrophic climate impacts, consultancy says"

>"With an easy location, enough manpower and world class facilities, Sirajganj Economic Zone, the largest and 100% green private economic zone in the country, is waiting for investments from local and foreign companies."

"Barry Eichengreen pours cold water on the consensus forecast of robust economic growth in emerging-market economies this year."

"Arvind Subramanian highlights the economic risks of large green private capital flows to developing countries."

"Can the Granite city diversify into non-fossil fuel industries in time to avoid the fate of UK coal-mining areas?"

>"People don’t need catchprases: they need resources and empowerment so they can secure good green jobs, says Anna Markova, the Trades Union Congress’s co-lead on climate and industrial policy"

"One-size-fits-all policies to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions will not work. Unless developed countries recognize the challenges confronting developing and emerging economies and take appropriate steps to help them achieve net-zero _...Read More_

"The inflationary pressures that are stemming from China continue to hurt the world economy. Read more on the current inflation update here."

>"It is simply not possible to carry on at the current level of economic activity without destroying the environment, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot"