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From Paris to 2030
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It’s been five years since the landmark 2015 Paris climate agreement. As the world looks towards the next ten years, join our virtual sustainability event on December 9 for a series of in-depth discussions on the issues of global climate leadership and climate action.
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An Interview with Philippe Legrain
Europe’s Populist High Noon
- Yana Ehm ,
- Claudia Gamon ,
- Melvyn Krauss ,
- Philippe Legrain ,
- Mitchell A. Orenstein ,
- Sławomir Sierakowski ,
- George Soros ,
- Elisabeth von Hammerstein
Joe Biden’s election as president of the United States has dealt a serious blow to the illiberal nationalist governments of Hungary and Poland. But the ongoing dispute over the European Union’s new budget and COVID-19 recovery fund suggests that Europe’s right-wing populist leaders – and their attacks on the rule of law – are not about to fade away.
