Professor Nagire Woods argues in Project Syndicate that while the current choice for IMF Managing Director may be appropriate, the appointment process remains deeply flawed due to a lack of transparency and the disproportionate influence of a few powerful countries.

Professor Ngaire Woods discusses how young voters in Europe are increasingly shifting to the far right due to frustrations with political establishments, driven by economic challenges like unemployment and housing crises, and amplified by the strategic use of social media by far-right parties to resonate with youth discontent.

Professor Karthik Ramanna wrote a piece for Impact Alpha on The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) which aims to level the playing field by taxing imports based on their carbon emissions, thus preventing "carbon leakage" to regions with more lenient regulations.

Governments have to show they are on the side of most working people. That sense has been lost, says Ngaire Woods on Bloomberg's Daybreak Europe podcast.