Opinion

Is a WHO pandemic treaty set to fail?
Andres Constantin O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law The adoption of a ‘pandemic treaty’ could mitigate harm next time we are hit by disease but only with reforms to the international legal system
Ann Florini & Gordon LaForge Arizona State University

Carbon markets are booming. Here’s how to ensure they work

As companies and governments move toward net-zero emissions goals, demand for offsets will soar - but they need integrity to work
Rohini Kahrs Runnymede Trust

What Azeem Rafiq’s case says about institutional racism in the UK

Azeem Rafiq’s testimony to British lawmakers over the racism he suffered throughout his sporting career says a lot about institutional racism in Britain
Kimahli Powell Rainbow Railroad

Still time for the U.S. to do the right thing for LGBT+ Afghans

America’s longest war may yet spawn an even longer humanitarian crisis.

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