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This month, we mark the second anniversary of the lockdown ordered by Western governments to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

The growth and weaponisation of disinformation across the globe has the potential to destabilise the global economy and topple institutions that serve as the framework for society.  

On 3 February, the European Commission released its long-awaited Communication on Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan (EBCP), a comprehensive strategy for addressing the growing prevalence of cancer in the EU and reducing the burden it places on Europe’s healthcare systems, economies and societies at large.

“Now all them things that seemed so important… they vanished right into the air.”  Yes, you’re right, that’s Bruce Springsteen’s, The River. Music often provides great succor in straitened times and no little wisdom too.

The long-predicted era of the integration of ESG factors into mainstream investing has arrived.

Richard Edelman recently visited Berlin, speaking with politicians, business leaders and intellectuals. Read a few observations on Europe’s leading economy.

Richard Edelman spent the past two weeks in Egypt and Israel and met with government officials, academics and entrepreneurs in both markets.

How has trust in Japan changed over the past year? Is the fear we see in many parts of the world also applicable to Japan?

Even when it is just an imagined conversation, trust is hard, it is important, and it is something we must build and nurture.

These are testing times for NGOs. As the number of migrants and refugees attempting to reach Europe soars, aid groups have come under fierce criticism from European politicians and officials who accuse them of hampering efforts to stem the influx.