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Jim Yong Kim Starts His Second Term As World Bank President Despite A Rocky First 5 Years

Kim’s leadership has endured consistent criticism.
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Can We Predict Political Uprisings?

A combination of the right amount of youth within the overall population suffering from corruption is necessary.
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Ivanka Tackles The Pipeline Problem

Can a global fund for women’s entrepreneurship without more move women towards gender parity?
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An American Recession And The World

A recession in the United States is likely to come in the next two years. Here's what to expect.
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Kenya, Brazil, Senegal, three stories on sexuality education, fertility, advertisement and a revised status quo

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The Global Epidemic Of Violence Against Children

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In Africa, For-Profit School Chain Plays Legal Hardball

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To Confront Child Mortality, Governments Must Prioritize Pollution and Food Sustainability

It is time for deep introspection and assessment of the ways our waste and pollution deepen suffering abroad.
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Let’s Shatter The Glass Ceiling For Women In Global Banking

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World Bank Profited From Terrorizing Honduran Peasants, Lawsuit Alleges

The World Bank's lending arm should have known about violence targeting poor farmers, the plaintiffs say.
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