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• As Climate Crisis Worsens & Poverty Rises, UN Appears Off-Track on Development Agenda

  18 de septiembre, puesto en línea por Thalif Deen
  The two key goals in the UN’s development agenda are the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger by 2030. But most of the world’s developing nations, currently fighting a losing battle against rising poverty and hunger –and suffering from the devastating impact of climate change– are likely to (...)

• Key Changes in International Agriculture and Rural Development Issues: Three Priority Areas in the Context of the 2030 Development Agenda

  18 de septiembre, puesto en línea por Karim Hussein
  Transformations in international agricultural and rural development issues Some major changes in international agricultural and rural development over the last 30-40 years need to be taken into account in efforts to promote sustainable development and an inclusive rural transformation (IFAD (...)

• Petition and Critics of Khashoggi Killing Heap Pressure on U.N.-Saudi Event

  18 de septiembre, puesto en línea por James Reinl
  The United Nations faces growing public opposition to an event it is co-hosting with a Saudi Arabian charity only days before the anniversary of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. On Tuesday, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a watchdog, joined the campaign to scrap the Sept. (...)

• Developing Economies’ Subordinate Financialization

  17 de septiembre, puesto en línea por Jomo Kwame Sundaram and Michael Lim Mah Hui
  Rapid financial globalization is due not only to financial innovations, but also to choices made by national policymakers, often with naïve expectations, trusting promoters’ promises of steady net inflows of financial resources. Rapid financialization has involved fund or asset investment (...)

• UN Chief Calls for Action, Not “Beautiful Speeches”

  17 de septiembre, puesto en línea por Thalif Deen
  UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has offered an unsolicited piece of advice to the 190-plus speakers, including heads of state and heads of government, who will address an unprecedented six high level plenary meetings during the General Assembly sessions September 23-27. “I am asking (...)

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