Founded in 1945 to maintain international peace and security, cooperate on economic, social, and cultural problems, and promote human rights,...

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A decision by the current World Bank President, David Malpass, not to seek a second term has meant that countries...

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We are going through individual and societal change at warp speed, now testing our capacity to adjust, adopt, and prosper....

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To all our other global economic and political ills, there are now prospects of America failing to raise its debt...