GLOBAL

PANDEMICS ‘In the absence of a binding treaty, the world remains unprepared and at risk’

Alexandra Finch | USA

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY: ‘We make the gap between what companies promise and what they do impossible to hide’

Mansi Kabra | INDIA

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

LABOUR RIGHTS: ‘International institutions can give meaningful answers to questions affecting millions of people’

Luc Triangle | BELGIUM

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

DEMOCRACY: ‘We now have a playbook to stop authoritarians, and it starts with listening to people and their needs’

Pedro Telles | BRAZIL

CIVIL SOCIETY: ‘Volunteering is no longer seen as a civic duty but as a form of civic dissent’

Nichole Cirillo | UNITED STATES

WORLD CUP: ‘FIFA has placed itself on the side of the polluters, not the rest of the planet’

Frank Huisingh | THE NETHERLANDS

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

ACCESS TO INFORMATION: ‘Restrictions are turning librarians into activists in a way they may not be prepared for’

Claire McGuire | THE NETHERLANDS

GLOBAL TAX TREATY: ‘Without sustained pressure from organised movements, the political space to win simply doesn’t open’

Jenny Ricks | SOUTH AFRICA

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

DATA GOVERNANCE: ‘Data belongs to the public; the state simply generates and manages it’

Natalia Carfi | ARGENTINA

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: ‘A strong Secretary-General could revive the UN, but a weak one could oversee its destruction’

Aditi Gorur | UNITED STATES

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE