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Downside for Africa in cutting the EU sugar price?
Comment | 20 June 2005 | Ian Gillson
The EU is planning to cut the minimum beet price by 42% from 2006. Those EU countries which stand to lose the most are Ireland, Italy, Greece, Portugal and Spain.
The biggest challenge on the 2005 agenda? The UK’s EU presidency!
Comment | 19 June 2005 | Sven Grimm
Thoughts on whether the ‘No’ votes to the Lisbon Treaty will affect the EU’s ability to advance international development.
UK suspension of aid to Ethiopia raises accountability questions
Comment | 15 June 2005 | Simon Maxwell
Thoughts on the signifance of DfID's suspension of aid to Ethiopia on the accountability of donors.
Debt is a Red Herring: It's Really About Aid and Trade!
Comment | 14 June 2005 | Simon Maxwell
Thoughts on the debt deal announced by the G7 finance ministers at Gleneagles.
Multilateral Debt Relief for HIPC Countries: Just Re-Arranging Furniture?
Comment | 14 June 2005 | John Roberts
Discusses the consequences for the future of aid of debt relief.
End the US Stranglehold on the World Bank
Davos 2019: four reasons for optimism despite the gloom
Prospects for LGBTQI+ rights worldwide in 2019
Four priorities for Bangladesh's new government in 2019
Four ways the Global Commission on the Future of Work can deliver for women in the gig economy
A World Bank for the new world order
2019's biggest challenge: the humanitarian sell-out
Economic transformation in Africa: key trends in 2019
Globalisation 4.0 must provide for the poorest, or it risks causing chaos for everyone
Game-changing report finds that climate action will avert millions of air pollution deaths