The 'Robin Hood' Economy: Is it Necessary to Increase Global Taxes on the Rich?
The article discusses the debate on whether global taxes on the wealthy should be increased, arguing instead for taxing excessive consumption and poor economic practices.
Harri Tiido: an overview of those who are doing very well
Harri Tiido discusses the impact of economic inequality on rights and freedoms, referencing global wealth distribution reports.
Can democracy keep the reins of capitalism, or will it be swallowed by it?
The article discusses the current challenges democracy faces against the backdrop of extreme wealth concentration and taxation, highlighting global efforts towards fiscal justice.
Escape Right: the Invisible Secession of the Elite
The wealthiest individuals on the planet are distancing themselves from shared societal realities and considering escape plans amid global crises.
Davos, climate talk and familiar burden on the poor
The World Economic Forum in Davos highlights the ongoing challenges faced by poorer nations, particularly how climate discussions often lead to imposing responsibilities without addressing underlying inequalities.
UNICEF Finland: Children Concerned About Their Rights
A survey by UNICEF Finland revealed that the majority of children view child rights as essential for a safe life, with significant concern over global inequality and the lack of child rights enforcement worldwide.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva: The Mercosur Agreement with the European Union is Multilateralism's Response to Isolation
In a time where unilateralism isolates markets and protectionism hampers global growth, Mercosur and the European Union are set to sign a comprehensive agreement on January 17, overcoming trade wars that threaten to fragment economies and increase inequality.
The richest have exhausted their annual CO2 'budget' this year. It took them just 10 days
A recent report reveals that the wealthiest 1% of the global population deplete their annual CO2 emissions budget within just 10 days, highlighting stark inequalities in carbon responsibility and the need for emissions reductions and taxation for climate goals.
"Call me Madame Crisis": Lagarde talks about the risks facing Europe just before her term at the ECB ends
Christine Lagarde discusses rising populism, inequalities, and the global political landscape as her term at the ECB approaches its end.
A year of historical achievements and challenges for global health
The global health report for 2025 highlights significant advancements and persistent challenges, underscoring the need for collaboration and addressing inequalities that continue to threaten vulnerable populations.
Economy: The Munich High-Tech Boom - Blessing and Danger for the City
Munich is experiencing a high-tech boom, attracting global talent and innovation, but this growth is leading to an unequal job market that poses challenges for the city.
Welcome to the K-shaped economy in 2026: why AI will make us more productive (and more unequal)
The article discusses how artificial intelligence will support a growth model in 2026 that exacerbates disparities and increases imbalances in the global economy.
'We won't stop': How Gen Z’s anger became a global movement in 2025
In 2025, Generation Z mobilized globally, from Kathmandu to Lima, to protest against inequality, corruption, and political exclusion, creating a significant movement expected to continue in 2026.
We still have time to achieve a better world, as sought by the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
The article discusses the urgency for countries to meet the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2025, highlighting both progress and areas needing improvement.