Digital trade rules: Big Tech’s end run around domestic regulations Study Trade agreements have become an important battleground for tech companies to fight the regulatory pressure they are finally facing in the Global North. But allowing tech companies to capture digital trade talks to defang domestic regulation creates serious risks for privacy, fundamental rights, competition, social and economic justice, and sustainable development. By Burcu Kilic
From the Washington Consensus to the Wall Street Consensus The financialization initiative of the World Bank and multilateral development banks pdf
The New U.S. Administration and the German G20 Summit: 3 Things to Watch This article outlines what US hostility towards multilateralism might mean for the G20 Summit in Hamburg. Nancy Alexander points to three areas of concern: a possible shift of geopolitical alliances, disputes over a new course of global economy, and the future of sustainable development worldwide. By Nancy Alexander
