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‘People are suffering’: G20 to call on private lenders to suspend debt repayments

20 November 2020
At this weekend’s meeting in Riyadh, leaders will urge action to free up resources to help stricken developing countries combat

Daniel Willis: Polluting investments not in our name

19 November 2020
Parliamentarians and NGOs across Europe have signed joint statements calling for public development banks to respect human right

Heidi Chow: The Covid Vaccine: For Rich Countries Only

18 November 2020
80% of Pfizer vaccine stocks have been bought by countries representing just 14% of the world's population.

Pfizer vaccine: Over 80% of doses already sold to world’s richest countries

13 November 2020
Equitable distribution of Covid-19 vaccines globally would prevent 61 per cent of subsequent deaths

Nick Dearden: A toxic UK-US deal is just as likely under President Biden

11 November 2020
It’s down to the public to make sure big business doesn’t get its way – we can’t rely on Boris Johnson or Biden to stop it

Poorest Countries Could Be Left Behind As Wealthy Nations Buy Up Covid Vaccine

9 November 2020
"Access to any successful vaccine must not become a global postcode lottery."

Nick Dearden: Big Pharma is not willing to help us defeat COVID-19

18 October 2020
To efficiently deal with the pandemic and keep everyone safe, we first need to transform the pharmaceutical industry.

Nick Dearden: It's official, the global economy is a 'debtor's prison'

14 October 2020
As the World Bank and IMF sound the alarm on debts driven sky high by Covid-19, we need system change, not just debt 'relief'

Coronavirus: Global vaccine project criticised for asking poorest nations to share ‘burden’ of costs

2 October 2020
Low-income nations told to contribute £1.24 to £1.55 per vaccine – despite expectations that funding would be covered by donors

Nick Dearden: We must defeat the US trade deal

19 September 2020
Food standards, the price of medicine and climate action are on the slab in the biggest assault on Britain’s sovereignty in mode

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