Eastern Ukraine’s surging healthcare crisis
Doctors and NGOs near the war’s front lines report that a physical and mental health disaster is looming.
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Sebastian Shehadi
Sebastian Shehadi is political editor at Investment Monitor and contributing writer for the New Statesman.
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New funding for parts of the UK’s most vulnerable coastline rehashes government dilemmas on erosion defences.
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Why rapid transit systems in British cities lag behind Europe
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How R&D can rebalance the economy
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How crisis in Lebanon is fuelling drug dependency
Substance use is soaring as the country teeters on the edge of political and economic collapse.
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How Hungary’s elite made a fortune from the EU
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The UK cannot take foreign investment for granted
Foreign direct investment plays a greater role in the UK than in other advanced economies.
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Joe Biden’s “Made in America“ rhetoric is about to meet the ongoing reality of globalisation
Most new manufacturing jobs in the US are the result of foreign investment.
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