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UNFPA Funding Cuts Threaten Women’s Health in Poorer NationsUNITED NATIONS

UNFPA Funding Cuts Threaten Women’s Health in Poorer Nations

The UN Population Fund (UNFPA), which has played a key role in ensuring maternal health and promoting reproductive rights of millions of women world-wide, is expected to suffer over $140 million in funding cuts by Western donors this year.

Thalif Deen | Women's Health | Global

Poorest Countries Have Progressed but Fragile Countries Lag Behind

Poorest Countries Have Progressed but Fragile Countries Lag Behind

The world’s poorest countries are making development gains, yet challenges remain, particularly for so-called fragile countries affected by conflict or other disasters.

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Conjuring Growth from the Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP

Conjuring Growth from the Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP

It is now generally agreed that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has served US foreign policy objectives well. For this purpose, the Peterson Institute of International Economics (PIIE) has provided the fig-leaf for the empire’s new clothes with exaggerated projections of supposed growth gains from the TPP.

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