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19 Mar 2009

Hungarian churches warn of social collapse as economy teeters

Hungarian church leaders have warned that their country faces violence and breakdown in the face of unemployment and dislocation brought by the current financial meltdown.
23 Feb 2009

Britain to argue for radical reform of World Bank

UK government development secretary Douglas Alexander is set to unveil a British plan for radical reforms to the World Bank, aimed at making it focus on tackling poverty more effectively.
13 Feb 2009

Global economy hits poorest hardest, archbishop tells Synod

Archbishop of York Dr John Sentamu has told the General Synod of the Church of England that the real significance of the world financial crisis and economic downturn is its impact on the poor and vulnerable.
5 Feb 2009

The Markopolos case

The global fiscal crisis is exposing the dark underbelly of evasion, greed and corruption in the corporate sector.
2 Feb 2009

Reformed churches back radical call for global economic change

The World Alliance of Reformed Churches says that that the global economic crisis offers an opportunity to create a more just financial system, backing calls from other churches at the World Social Forum.
26 Jan 2009

WCC to explore economic alternatives at World Social Forum

Viable alternatives to the international financial architecture responsible for the current global crises will be topics explored by members of a World Council of Churches delegation at the World Social Forum.
6 Jan 2009

Who Owns Fairtrade? A debate on who benefits, influences and controls Fairtrade

The idea of fair trade has become increasingly popular amongst consumers and some producers. But who does fair-trade really benefit? The producers, the consumers or the farmers?

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12 Dec 2008

Is more shopping really our salvation?

The Bank of England reports that members of the public now owe £1.457 trillion, £1.219 trillion of which is secured on dwellings, the value of which continues to diminish, says Giles Fraser. So is more shopping the answer?
28 Nov 2008

Development agencies challenge UK government on global finance

As world leaders and finance ministers meet this weekend to discuss funding for poorer countries, two leading development agencies are calling for major reforms of the global financial system.
26 Nov 2008

Support for UK 'Green New Deal' growing, say activists

As the scale of the global credit, climate and oil shocks becomes clearer, support for a radical 'Green New Deal' is growing, political economist Ann Pettifor and analyst Andrew Simms told a meeting in parliament last night.

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