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Economic Freedom Index 2025 1. Singapore🇸🇬 2. Switzerland🇨🇭 3. Ireland🇮🇪 4. Taiwan🇹🇼 5. Luxembourg🇱🇺 6. Australia🇦🇺 7. Denmark🇩🇰 8. Estonia🇪🇪 9. Norway🇳🇴 10. Netherlands🇳🇱 11. New Zealand🇳🇿 12. Sweden🇸🇪 13. Finland🇫🇮 14. Canada🇨🇦 16. Lithuania🇱🇹 17. Korea🇰🇷 18. Chile🇨🇱 20.

Democracy Index 2024 1. Norway🇳🇴 2. New Zealand🇳🇿 3. Sweden🇸🇪 4. Iceland🇮🇸 5. Switzerland🇨🇭 6. Finland🇫🇮 7. Denmark🇩🇰 8. Ireland🇮🇪 9. Netherlands🇳🇱 10. Luxembourg🇱🇺 11. Australia🇦🇺 12. Taiwan🇹🇼 13. Germany🇩🇪 14. Canada🇨🇦 15. Uruguay🇺🇾 16. Japan🇯🇵 17. UK🇬🇧 18. Costa Rica🇨🇷 19.

Imperialism built power at the center but held back progress at the periphery. Full episode here 👉 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/imp…

Africa is the most food-insecure region (1 in 5 people faced hunger in 2023). At #UNFSS+4, leaders pledged change, but promises aren’t enough. Tangible action, accountability & investment in resilient food systems are key. 🌍 🔗 politics4sustainability.org/blog/rethinkin… #ZeroHunger #FoodSecurity

🌍 Poverty is about more than income. It is about freedom. Thomas Pogge unpacks the links between poverty, justice, and innovation, and reflects on Rawls’ enduring vision of fairness. 🎧 Listen: link below👇 #GlobalJustice #globaldev #philosophy

🌲 Can churches help save the environment? Paul Mankhwanda (Malawi Defence Force) and Happy Kayuni (University of Malawi (UNIMA)) explore how Christian churches, long central to #Malawi’s social and political life, engage with environmental conservation. The Oslo SDG Initiative 🔗 Link in comments👇

Denmark, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands plan to build four artificial islands to quadruple offshore wind in the North Sea – the equivalent of 30 nuclear reactors. We have so many solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate #ClimateCrisis #climate #energy #tech #GreenNewDeal

⚖️ Liberalism faces its toughest test in decades. Francis Fukuyama on democracy’s decline, discontent, and whether AI can save (or break) governance. 🎧 Take a listen (link in comments)👇

We live in an age of polycrisis. Wars, famines, climate breakdown. Staying optimistic is not easy: I struggle too. But despair paralyzes. Hope mobilizes. 🌍 1/3

We’re back. Season 6 of In Pursuit of Development drops Monday.

🚨Season 6 of In Pursuit of Development drops tomorrow. Stay tuned 🎙️🎧

In 1992, the world gathered in Rio to create the UNFCCC—a commitment to tackle climate change together. #COP30 in Belém takes us back to Brazil, with the focus shifting to implementation at the scale and pace needed to protect people and planet. Swipe for a history of COPs 👉

Inequality leaves many more vulnerable to disasters. Strong social protection and #DecentWork opportunities build resilience and empower people worldwide. #DRRday

160 scientists, 23 countries, 1 report: The Global Tipping Points Report 2025, together with University of Exeter, highlights mounting risks across Earth’s systems, from melting glaciers & ice fields to slowing ocean currents, ice sheets & rainforests under pressure. Watch now👇

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The UN is facing its worst financial crisis in decades. Donors are withholding funds, budgets are shrinking, and reform is colliding with reality. 🎧 New episode featuring Ronny Patz about money, mandates, and the future of multilateralism. #globaldev #UN80

🚨 How does a country turn crisis into progress? And keep it going? From famine and fragility to growth and innovation, Bangladesh has rewritten its development story. 🎙️Listen to Naomi Hossain from SOAS Development Studies #Bangladesh #GlobalDev #GlobalSouth