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19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China: domestic politics with global implications

As Xi consolidates his power, what can we expect from this Congress?
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It's the rallying cry of all SDGs, but what do we need to know to achieve this vision?

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A new approach in policy-making is needed if governments are to help end extreme poverty.

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New briefing suggests approaches for implementing this central commitment to the SDGs.

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