Revitalizing Growth: An Urgent Agenda for Latin America and the Caribbean
Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) has reached a critical juncture. While the region has made significant progress in economic stabilization over recent decades,...
Sluggish Growth Delaying Economic Recovery in Emerging Europe and Central Asia
Economic activity in the emerging and developing economies of the Europe and Central Asia region is likely to slow this year as a weaker...
EU-US hold fourth Joint Technology Competition Policy Dialogue
European Commission Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager, US Federal Trade Commission (‘FTC') Chair Lina Khan and the Assistant Attorney General of the US Department of...
EU Directive to bring down energy bills and reduce emissions
The Commission welcomes today's final adoption of the strengthened Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, another milestone of the European Green Deal. This legislation sets...
Digital Footprint Cleanup: News, Security, and Countering Terrorism
Terrorism is a subject of vital importance across all borders, cultures, and nationalities. As a global issue, people from around the whole world are...
UNICEF: Ceasefire the only way to end killing and injuring of children in Gaza
Advocating for a ceasefire is the best way to support the people of Gaza, including children in the north who are dying of hunger,...
Space Economy Set to Triple to $1.8 Trillion by 2035
A new World Economic Forum report released today shows how the global space economy could tackle many of the world’s most pressing industry and...
Mastering Negotiation: Powerful Tactics for Closing Deals and Securing Win-Wins
In the fast-paced world of business, negotiation skills are an invaluable asset. Whether you're closing a multimillion-dollar deal or negotiating a salary raise, the...
Colombia: a model for countries using dialogue to forge peace
Colombia has reached an “important juncture” in advancing peace after decades of war, but efforts to sustain the current momentum must be redoubled, the...
UN continues to face aid access denials in Gaza
UN-coordinated food convoys are three times more likely to be denied access to north Gaza than other aid convoys, the UN humanitarian affairs office,...