Remedies and commitments
Early years investment could lift millions of children out of poverty. Why wait?
Inequality takes root in the first five years of life, and only by acting now will we break the cycle of disparity and poverty.
The future is bright for beer – given the right policy framework
PMQs: Sunak wins … as Starmer calls him prime minister
France doesn’t want to veto sale of paracetamol-maker to US fund, for now
US sending air defense systems, troops to Israel
Rewriting Alzheimer’s future together – a call to action for G7 countries
Will the US really dismantle Google? Here’s what happens next.
Greta Thunberg blocks Brussels boulevard in fossil fuel protest
The EU’s energy taxation rules favor oil and gas despite efforts to reach net zero, experts say.
Italian Commissioner Gentiloni backs political rival Fitto for key EU job
Former PM urges his own center-left party to put the national interest first.
NESO launched to guide Great Britain’s energy system to net zero
Formally launched today, this independent, public corporation is entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring reliable, clean and affordable energy.
Sorry, Mark Rutte, there’ll be no honeymoon at NATO
From a potential Trump presidency to the impasse over Ukraine’s war strategy, the former Dutch PM is taking on a tough job.
Climate world still has no solution to Trump 2.0
The potential reelection of the former Republican president is causing anxiety in the global climate community.
Germany torpedoes EU dreams of being a financial superpower
Olaf Scholz’s hostility to UniCredit’s swoop on Commerzbank is a sign that pan-European integration will remain elusive.
Europe eyes bigger, fewer telco firms in envy of US and China
Telecom giants see long-awaited opening to gobble up smaller firms to scale to level of U.S., Chinese rivals.
Key US trade union declines to endorse either Harris or Trump
The powerful labor union is deeply connected to working class voters in the Midwest and other battleground states that could be crucial to the outcome of November’s election.
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Giorgia Meloni is inspiring Britain’s left-wing government
Keir Starmer wants to ape Italy on tackling irregular migration. He should brace for controversy.
What Keir Starmer’s advisers told Democrats in Washington
Two advisers to the British Labour Party pushed Kamala Harris allies to focus squarely on immigration and the cost of living.
What Keir Starmer’s advisers told Democrats in Washington
Two advisers to the British Labour Party pushed Kamala Harris allies to focus squarely on immigration and the cost of living.
Can global leaders agree on a tough AMR plan?
Some experts lament the lack of bolder commitments in farming.
A global drug-resistance crisis demands a global response
Resistance to antimicrobials is growing. Urgent action and global collaboration are needed to save lives. Could UNGA be a turning point?
Venezuela opposition leader flees to Spain
Edmundo González was allowed to leave “for the sake of the tranquility and political peace of the country,” Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez said.
It’s time to address this leading cause of death: COPD
A new report about the global state of COPD offers insights from 30 national experts on how policy action can be implemented worldwide.
Meet the new ‘Mr. Ukraine’ at the head of Britain’s military
British Defense Secretary John Healey told POLITICO the new Labour government would increase military spending.
Kamala Harris’ Secret Power: She Is Whatever You Want Her to Be
As Chicago made clear, Harris’ gifted nomination gives her a chance to be whatever people want her to be.
Harris and Trump brace for final sprint in ‘snap election’
The race is not only tight nationally, but in a broader range of states than before.
Don’t expect Britain to copy EU and American tariffs on Chinese cars
The UK is mulling an alternative strategy to its allies that could lead to a surge of imports of Chinese EVs.
Europe needs concrete action on connectivity policy
Policymakers have already recognized the need for a new digital approach. Done right, it can take us into a more prosperous, fair and flourishing future.
The White House wants you to know: Harris was in the room
Critics say the Biden administration is making up for lost time after not doing more to promote Harris over the last three years.
EIT Knowledge and Innovation Communities – uncovering the major impacts of a 15-year experiment
The EIT’s first three industry-focused networks are now set to ‘graduate’. What have they achieved and are they ready to operate independently?
Dems defend Harris’ economic policy but don’t go all in on price-gouging
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear was alone in discussing the particulars of a policy designed to stop price gouging.