China's MeToo movement challenges entrenched abuses

One year on, China’s 'MeToo' movement refuses to go away, affecting private and public organisations alike

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Creditors will monitor Greek social spending closely

Left-led coalition tries to bring in social policies before elections but will not escape bailout-style close scrutiny

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The US economy is likely to slow steadily in 2019 in the face of global economic headwinds

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Declining growth rates will provoke rising tensions and the risk of recession across Europe

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Investment in wilderness landscapes and combating animal poaching are crucial to prevent critical biodiversity loss

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A vote rejecting Mexico’s new airport is an early, short-term win for the president-elect, but it raises many risks

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The president has presented a draft pension reform which is likely to struggle to pass Congress in its present form

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The growing clout of the corporate sector in housing and political instability will harm a long-term housing solution

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Recent labour disturbances and possible trade sanctions are casting doubt over the industry’s sustainability

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New investment pledges have bolstered the president’s reform agenda after a sober medium-term budget statement

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