CEPR Sanctions Watch, August 2022
CEPR Sanctions Watch aims to help generate more awareness around sanctions by providing regular updates on US economic sanctions policy and its harmful impacts on people around the world.
CEPR Sanctions Watch aims to help generate more awareness around sanctions by providing regular updates on US economic sanctions policy and its harmful impacts on people around the world.
Iván Duque may still have a bright future in Washington, DC.
CEPR Sanctions Watch aims to help generate more awareness around sanctions by providing regular updates on US economic sanctions policy and its harmful impacts on people around the world.
Criticisms of the United States and OAS underlined the need to revive regional integration initiatives independent of U.S. influence.
This paper looks at some of the most important issues that could be decided in Colombia’s June 19 presidential election runoff.
SDRs are not a magic bullet for climate finance. But as part of a wider framework, they can be a key tool for leveraging the resources needed for global climate justice.
The United States is excluding Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua from the forthcoming Summit of the Americas. Washington probably wasn’t expecting that much of Latin America, led by Mexico’s Andrés Manuel López Obrador, would publicly push back in response.
This post analyzes SDR holdings as reported by the IMF at the end of October and compares them to previous months’ reports.
This post analyzes SDR holdings as reported by the IMF at the end of September and compares them to previous months’ reports.
The Organization of American States is no longer credible. We need a new body if we are to protect democracy