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• They Call it Multistakeholderism. Where Does That Leave the UN?

  4 de septiembre, puesto en línea por Harris Gleckman
  Global governance is slipping away from the United Nations. Whether it is in managing the Internet, where the UN’s governing structure offers only an advisory role for governments; or climate change, where the most exciting actions are now corporate-led partnerships outside the UN Framework (...)

• Ensuring Fairer International Corporate Taxation

  3 de septiembre, puesto en línea por Anis Chowdhury and Jomo Kwame Sundaram
  Large transnational corporations (TNCs) are widely believed to be paying little tax. The ease with which they avoid tax and the declining corporate tax rates over the decades have deprived developing countries of much needed revenues besides undermining public faith in the tax system. The rise (...)

• Central Asia Has Always Been Important for Europe

  3 de septiembre, puesto en línea por Peter Burian
  In an interview* with Peter Burian, the current EU Special Representative for Central Asia. The post Central Asia Has Always Been Important for Europe appeared first on Inter Press Service.

• Why Governments Must Prioritise Sustained Tobacco Control Investment in Low- & Middle-Income Nations

  2 de septiembre, puesto en línea por Ryan Forrest and Mafoya Dossoumon
  Ryan Forrest is Policy and Research Advisor; Sara Rose Taylor, PhD is Research Officer; Mafoya Dossoumon is Communications Manager; Framework Convention Alliance The post Why Governments Must Prioritise Sustained Tobacco Control Investment in Low- & Middle-Income Nations appeared first on (...)

• Is the UN’s High Seas Treaty Heading Towards Troubled Waters?

  2 de septiembre, puesto en línea por Thalif Deen
  The world’s high seas, which extend beyond 200 nautical miles, are deemed “international waters” to be shared globally– but they remain largely ungoverned. “It’s a jungle out there”, remarks one diplomat, describing a virtually lawless wide-open ocean which has steadily undergone environmental (...)

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