MEIG Highlights
With the MEIG Highlights you are informed about a broad range of currently discussed governance topics. Enjoy the reading!
With the MEIG Highlights you are informed about a broad range of currently discussed governance topics. Enjoy the reading!
Olha Krylova, 29 June 2022 International trade affects women and men differently. Women make up half the world’s population, but, […]
Read moreJiaxu Mi, 28 June 2022 The EU and China are the world’s largest foreign capital outflow and inflow countries. On 30 […]
Read moreVidhya Kumarswamy, 24 June 2022 Considering the multi-hazard world that we live in today, and the disasters that are a […]
Read moreTamari Mtchedlidze, 17 June 2022 Demographic structure of United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) region has been changing for […]
Read moreMireille Pakisa Nzuzi, 13 June 2022 An albatross, oftentimes, the symbolism of an omen of good luck that leads the […]
Read moreCyril Yemofio, 1 June 2022 Media communications have always been an integral part of a well-functioning society. Well before the […]
Read moreRosa Maria Ysobel Pareja, 27 May 2022 In an effort to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, states have curtailed the movement […]
Read moreSamuel Duelli, 23 May 2022 Aviation was responsible for around 2.4% of anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in 2019. The […]
Read moreJake Van Grieken, 20 May 2022 The air we inhale is common to us all. In our struggle to dam […]
Read moreOlha Krylova, 18 May 2022 Trade is the main driver for economic growth. That is why trade is a key […]
Read moreAnagha Lakshmi, 16 May 2022 The world’s population is growing, and its cities are expanding. In the context of these […]
Read moreSruthee Sankara Ram, 13 May 2022 In his stellar 1973 work Small is Beautiful, EF Schumacher wrote about the need […]
Read moreAnnalisa Baruffi, 11 May 2022 In 1992 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) adopted the Fundamental Principles of […]
Read moreMarie Marthe Renée Letoublon, 9 May 2022 On Thursday, 28 April 2022, UN Secretary-General António Guterres visited sites of alleged […]
Read moreGeoffrey Bala-Gaye, 5 May 2022 There is a general consensus that humanitarian crises everywhere should be dealt with in accordance […]
Read moreMunkhbayar Batsuuri, 3 May 2022 Countries are seeing highest inflation levels in decades[1]. US consumer prices rose 8.5% in March […]
Read moreAhmad Naweed Walizada, 29 April 2022 In today’s globalized world, people are constantly moving and migrating in large numbers. The […]
Read moreJiaxu Mi, 26 April 2022 Russia and Ukraine are major exporters of food globally. Regarding, for example, sunflower oil, these […]
Read moreBéatrice Jotterand, 22 avril 2022 Corruption is widespread, present at any level of the State and society, in any sector. […]
Read moreSamuel Duelli, 19 April 2022 COVID-19 has had a tremendous impact on the world’s economy and people’s lives, leading to […]
Read moreGeoffrey Mousa Bala Gaye, 13 April 2022 On the 25th May, 1963, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the Organisation of African […]
Read moreYsobel Pareja, 11 April 2022 Foresight and the ability to articulate the current and future trends into strategy has been […]
Read moreOlha Krylova, 8 April 2022 The UN Global Compact was established in July 2000 by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan to […]
Read moreNargiz Ojagverdiyeva, 6 April 2022 WTO Joint Initiative on Services Domestic Regulation is a recently announced initiative by certain members […]
Read moreCyril Yemofio, 4 April 2022 Wars have repeatedly changed the course of human history, opening pathways into the future and […]
Read moreOlha Krylova, 1 April 2022 The European Data Governance Act (DGA) is a proposal of the European Commission to establish […]
Read moreCyril Yemofio, 30 March 2022 Trade has always gone hand in hand with the environment. As WTO Director-General Ms Ngozi […]
Read moreJérémy Aron, 28 March 2022 Russia has started a war that no one expected. On 24 February 2022, Vladimir Putin […]
Read moreNargiz Ojagverdiyeva, 25 March 2022 In Switzerland, the largest commercial disputes are mostly brought before the traditional courts or are […]
Read moreJake Van Grieken, 21 March 2022 Last year saw a global increase in cases of domestic violence and reported-rape against […]
Read moreKodzovi Medzinyuie, 16 March 2022 A Professor of Political Economy at the University of Lome once indicated: “The turnover of […]
Read moreMireille Pakisa Nzuzi, 3 March 2022 From time immemorial, one comes to the acknowledgement that the legacy of colonialism is […]
Read moreSruthee Sankara Ram, 23 February 2022 Persisting gender gaps across the world have been exacerbated by the pandemic and the […]
Read moreMunkhbayar Batsuuri, 18 February 2022 Landlocked does not only mean lack of access to the sea, it also means that […]
Read moreMarie Marthe Renée Letoublon, 11 February 2022 Seven years ago, ISIS members invaded Sinjar in northern Iraq, home to the […]
Read moreJérémy Aron, 8 February 2022 Water scarcity, droughts, storms, flooding, massive fires, melting of the ice caps. Climate change is […]
Read moreTobden Chopel, 31 January 2022 The International Agenda for the 21st Century describes the vision and aspirations of subnational governments, […]
Read moreJiaxu Mi, 25 January 2022 With more than 2 billion users worldwide, Facebook has faced a series of content problems […]
Read moreAnnalisa Baruffi, 21 January 2022 Young people are increasingly connected. Internet and social media accessibility is growing up. In a […]
Read moreRosa Maria Ysobel Pareja, 11 January 2022 The International Law Commission was established by the United Nations General Assembly to […]
Read moreOlya Krylova, 4 January 2022 International taxation is usually governed by bilateral tax treaties and there is no global body […]
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