Revue de presse - Club DEMETER

New trade data suggests the outlook for the U.S. economy will depend in part on the rate of recovery of other nations.

At the earlier stages of the struggle against the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, governments across the globe are still in a reaction mode and politicians are making decisions as they go.  Experts are rushing to express different views and contemplate the ramifications of the spread of this infectious disease.  Meanwhile, the world faces lethal cost of containing and eventually controlling this virus in terms of economic decay and public health crisis of a magnitude unforeseen in the past.  At the earlier stages of the struggle against the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, governments across the globe are still in a reaction mode and politicians are making decisions as they go.  

Plusieurs institutions internationales alertent sur le ralentissement du commerce mondial de produits alimentaires, qui pourrait avoir entraîner une brusque aggravation de la faim dans le monde.

Nations of the world, enthralled in their own custom-tailored masks at the masquerade-ball of Coronavirus struggling to calm restless citizenry already wrapped in colorful flags chanting hymns of survival and populism.  What’s not musical is the outdated lips-service, watery promises, putty economical ideas all rejected for composting.   

The world’s seas and roads are awash with farm animals, with almost two billion pigs, cattle, sheep and chickens trucked or shipped as exports in 2017

A new approach for mapping the sustainability of global food systems considers factors from environmental impacts to food security and social inequality.

“But, after all, shadows themselves are born of light. And only he who has experienced dawn and dusk, war and peace, ascent and decline, only he has truly lived.” 

Avec la crise sanitaire liée au coronavirus, nous ne faisons pas seulement face à une économie à l'arrêt mais à un véritable basculement du monde. Monnaie, travail, liberté : les bouleversements en cours.

Le 20 mars 2020, la Brookings Institution, célèbre think-tank américain, a publié une étude prospective sur les impacts économiques possibles du Covid-19.
Quelle méthodologie ?

China is maneuvering for international leadership during the coronavirus crisis as the United States falters.

Via Système de veille

Future trade agreements are bound to be smaller and messier. But they’re still worthwhile.

If climate change is the most important matter of common concern around the world, what comes second? Perhaps nothing close.