IEA research suggests that global trade may not recover to pre-COVID growth

Multiple factors will impact the volume of global trade in the coming months but governments across the globe must reverse temporary restrictions and prohibitions to give the global economy ...

EU travel restrictions delaying African energy sector recoveries

The continuation of travel restrictions and suspension of visas and travel between Africa and Europe is heavily restraining the oil & gas industry’s recovery efforts. Because of its ...

New report shows need for new research and innovation to meet net-zero emissions goals

Without a major acceleration in clean energy innovation, countries and companies around the world will be unable to fulfil their pledges to bring their carbon emissions down to net-zero in the coming ...

Global cost of government debt has generally increased during COVID-19 - Brattle report on utility finance

Economists at The Brattle Group have released an assessment of the global impacts and implications of COVID-19 on utility industry financials. The study concludes that it is ...

DRC Ebola outbreak spreads to neighboring Uganda, activating rapid preparedness response

On June 12, Ugandan officials from the Ministry of Health released a press statement confirming two Ebola cases. A 5-year-old boy and his grandmother, 50, tested positive for Ebola on June 10 and ...

Foreign 'conservation armies' in Africa may be doing more harm than good

Conservation is becoming more militarised, and it is cause for serious concern. Rising rates of elephant and rhino poaching in Africa, and fears of a link between poachers and terrorists, have led to ...

Iran's Revolution In Waiting

A comparison of recent events in the Middle East with popular revolutions that occurred in Eastern Europe in 1989-1990 reveals a variety of illuminating parallels. The fall of oppressive regimes ...

UK Follows US in Banning Laptops in Planes From Muslim Majority Countries

The UK has followed the US in banning electrical devices on flights from six Muslim majority countries in the Middle East and North Africa. The ban applies to tablets, e-readers, DVD players and some ...

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