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The United Kingdom is accelerating the rollout of a social security scheme only Ebenezer Scrooge could love. The “universal credit” program replaces six different welfare benefits – such as the child tax credit and the housing benefit – with one. The goal is to incentivize employment, and to create an online system that is easier to use.

Ngaire Woods 09 января 2018 4 мин. 7051

The New Fulcrum of the Middle East

We live in a time of geopolitical transition. China’s effort to replace the United States as the world’s leading power, or at least to become a co-partner in global leadership, deservedly receives much attention. But the macro-level dynamics that have long defined the Middle East are also shifting, and here, too, US influence is likely to diminish

Joschka Fischer 05 января 2018 4.6 мин. 9163

Preventing the Next Famine

After falling for more than a decade, the number of hungry people in the world is rising once again

Project Syndicate 03 января 2018 4.6 мин. 12804

Почему не надо бояться совершенства

Мысли выдающихся людей об искусстве

Forbes Kazakhstan 02 января 2018 55 сек. 12963

Где Нурсултан Назарбаев будет встречать Новый год

Об этом сам президент рассказал, выступая вечером четверга, 28 декабря, на благотворительном балу в Астане

29 декабря 2017 1.2 мин. 7449

The Climate-Conflict Nexus

Yemen and South Sudan are, in many ways, worlds apart. But, despite vast differences in history, tradition, and culture, both countries share one painful feature: their people are now bearing the brunt of two of the most devastating manmade crises: violent conflict and climate change

Project Syndicate 29 декабря 2017 4.3 мин. 6469

Почему Казахстан не учел уроки Японии и не стал второй Норвегией

О посткризисной ситуации в Казахстане, "потерянном двадцатилетии" Японии и фонде благосостояния Норвегии напоминает в интервью Forbes Kazakhstan партнер международной компании Scot Holland | CBRE Евгений Долбилин

Александр Воротилов 20 декабря 2017 0 25514

The Long and Winding Road to a Haircut

Default is back. Sovereign finances weathered a wrenching global recession and a collapse in commodity prices surprisingly well over the past few years. But failed economic models cannot limp along forever, and the slow bleeding of the economies of Puerto Rico and Venezuela have now forced their leaders to say “no mas” to repaying creditors