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Published on 22. March 2017 by Désirée Schwindenhammer

Trump rhetoric seems to have had an effect on G20 governments’ willingness to bring up climate change. Such reluctance can’t remain – By Sasanka Thilakasiri

Published on 22. March 2017 by Désirée Schwindenhammer

Trump rhetoric seems to have had an effect on G20 governments’ willingness to bring up climate change. Such reluctance can’t remain – By Sasanka Thilakasiri

This year’s G20 represents one of the first and best opportunities for a global response to the reckless and immoral climate backsliding we are seeing by the Trump administration. And it’s off to a pathetic start.

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Published on 22. March 2017 by Désirée Schwindenhammer

G20 Governance Shortcomings mean Finance Ministers make little Progress – By Jesse Griffiths

Published on 22. March 2017 by Désirée Schwindenhammer

G20 Governance Shortcomings mean Finance Ministers make little Progress – By Jesse Griffiths

While media reports largely focussed on trade policy – an area the G20 has never made important decisions on – the real impact of the new US administration has been to severely limit the scope of new initiatives planned by the G20 this year, highlighting major deficiencies in its governance structure.

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Published on 22. March 2017 by Désirée Schwindenhammer

Corporate Influence on the G20 – By Jens Martens

Published on 22. March 2017 by Désirée Schwindenhammer

Corporate Influence on the G20 – By Jens Martens

Corporate lobby groups have created a broad network of influence channels around the G20, with the Business 20 (B20) at its core. At the G20 Sherpa meeting in Frankfurt on 23-24 March the B20 presents its policy recommendations to the governments. Traditionally, the business lobby in the G20 has been pushing for overcoming “overregulation” of […]

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Published on 10. March 2017 by Désirée Schwindenhammer

Germany’s “Marshall Plan with Africa”: Tackling the Push Factors of Migration

Published on 10. March 2017 by Désirée Schwindenhammer

Germany’s “Marshall Plan with Africa”: Tackling the Push Factors of Migration

Merkel’s newly released “Marshall Plan with Africa” claims to tackle migration causes at their roots – but is this clear-headed policymaking or an early campaign move to appease German voters?

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