In the media Project Syndicate The rich world’s super-spreader shame Ngaire Woods and Anna Petherick write about why rich countries ought to follow through on global vaccination commitments and establish international standards for travel Anna Petherick COVID-19 COVID-19 Government Response Tracker ... Global governance
In the media The New York Times The first Afghan Rhodes scholar saved her father, and wants to do more MPP student Summia Tora recounts evacuating her father from Kabul Global security Global governance ... Afghanistan
In the media Zeit What use are the maximum demands formulated on the sofa? (Was bringen auf dem Sofa formulierte Maximalforderungen?) The highest moral standards enable progress, says Hugo Slim regarding Afghanistan (in German) Hugo Slim Global security Integrity ... Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict Global governance Afghanistan
In the media The New Humanitarian No strings attached? How Europe’s military support for Mali closes its eyes to abuses Dapo Akande quoted on accountability for human rights violations. Dapo Akande Global security Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict ... Global governance Mali
In the media The Economist Summia Tora on evacuating her father - and others - from Kabul MPP student on "the broken evacuation system" in Afghanistan. Summia Tora Global security Global governance ... Afghanistan
In the media The Spectator The heist: nobody is safe from Russia’s digital pirates Ciaran Martin writes about the dangers of cyber attacks and ransomware, and possible policy solutions Ciaran Martin Digital, Cyber and AI Global governance
Publication 26 July 2021 Towards Net Zero export credit: current approaches and next steps Thomas HaleAndreas KlasenNorman EbnerBianca KrämerAnastasia Kantzelis Climate and environment Global governance
News 22 July 2021 Global Dashboard on Vaccine Equity launched, featuring data from COVID-19 tracker A new joint initiative from UNDP, the WHO and the University of Oxford illustrates why vaccine equity is key to saving lives and driving a fairer and faster recovery. COVID-19 Health ... COVID-19 Government Response Tracker Global governance Health, education and public services
In the media The New Humanitarian What’s wrong with impartiality? "Impartiality is ethically simplistic and routinely falls victim to bias by humanitarian workers" writes Hugo Slim Hugo Slim Development Global governance
