What Lies Behind Uprisings In Eswatini: The Unfinished Business Of Democratic Reform
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 Eswatini King Mswati II’s despotic rule is increasingly under pressure from citizens yearning for
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Month: November 2021
COP26: Here’s What It Would Take To End Coal Power Worldwide
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 Alex Clark, University of Oxford More than 40 countries have signed an agreement at
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Coal: Why China And India Aren’t The Climate Villains Of COP26
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 Daniel Parsons, University of Hull and Martin Taylor, University of Hull The Glasgow Climate
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Fresh Insights On How To Create Civic Spaces In Authoritarian Settings: Small Steps Matter
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 The Bring Back our Girls Movement in Nigeria brought to the fore the power
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How Food Prices Are Affected By Oil, Trade Agreements And Climate Change
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 Shutterstock/marilyn barbone Wyn Morgan, University of Sheffield Concerns about inflation rates have risen as
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Why Climate Change Poses A Threat To Central Banks
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 Osman Ouattara, University of Manchester Ahead of a day of talks on climate finance
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Budget: Rishi Sunak Should Be Preparing For A Decade Of Disruption, Not An Age Of Optimism
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 The sun has got his hat on …Keith Larby Kevin Albertson, Manchester Metropolitan
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Interest Rates: Why The Era Of Cheap Money Is Finally Ending
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 John Whittaker, Lancaster University The Bank of England was widely expected to slightly increase
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Inflation: Why It’s Temporary And Raising Interest Rates Will Do More Harm Than Good
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 A lot of hot air.Africa Studio Muhammad Ali Nasir, University of Huddersfield Inflation fears
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Nigeria’s Food Inflation: Losers, Winners And A Possible Solution
The Oasis Reporters November 25, 2021 The World Bank says Nigeria’s surging inflation had pushed an estimated seven million citizens
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