Top news of the week: 24.10.2023.
Addressing The Global Education Crisis: A Conversation With Vikas Pota
In this interview, Vikas Pota explains why education is the key issue that underpins global social inequality and shares his vision for the future of impact.
China’s Window For War
We’ve spent decades worrying about the dangers of China’s rise. We should worry even more if that rise is coming to a halt.
Top headlines: UAW escalates strike against Stellantis as 6,800 workers walk out at Michigan truck plant
The Financial Post brings you the top business stories as they happen for October 23, 2023. Read on for breaking news you need to know.
Bootleggers And Baptists: African Governments On Energy And Climate Change
Africans need all the coal, oil and gas they can get for rapid economic development. Asia is their model, not a hypocritical, deluded West "fighting climate change".
Third Committee Urges States to Classify Domicide, Conflict-Related Starvation, Poverty Wages as War Crimes, Ramp Up National, Multilateral Responses
Special mandates holders called for domicide, starvation as a war tactic, and poverty wages to be classified as war crimes and rights violations, while delegates also sounded an alarm over ...
Powell says inflation is still too high and lower economic growth is likely needed to bring it down
Powell hinted the labor market and economic growth may need to slow to ultimately achieve the Fed's goal.
Combatting The Climate Crisis By Redesigning The Social Safety Net
With natural disasters fueling massive storms, we need an all-hands-on-deck effort across the public and private sectors.
America was the world’s largest producer of primary aluminum until recently. Now companies are warning the 2% U.S. market share puts the energy transition at risk
In 2000, the U.S. was the largest producer of primary aluminum. The 6 remaining smelters in the U.S. now make up a small percentage of global capacity.