... owed by a mayoral summit in Buenos Aires, the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, and the UN Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. Climate negotiators are used to entering such gathe ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-30
... d through May. Most DM bond markets have already priced in substantial rate hikes. Broadly speaking, this would be a natural point for yields to go range bound and wait for either central banks to cat ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-30
... th crises may be so large that finance ministers can no longer assume that national and global health policy, especially risk and preparedness assessments for different shocks, is the exclusive domain ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-29
... any users may not care about privacy at all, instead they treasure the convenience provided by social media and websites more. 2. Not environment friendly: Cryptocurrencies are an important feature of ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-29
... , then we may as well rebrand it Contrarianism. The primary distinction between debate and contrarian punditry, then, is that facts and logic do – in fact – matter, at least in the sense that only tho ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-26
... though it may feel counterintuitive, scientists themselves should resist the popular characterization of science as a body of knowledge. In his 2019 book, The Crisis of Expertise, sociologist Gil Eyal ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-26
... nizations may not be combining internal and external information well enough to monitor outside threats confidently. To take control of both internal and external risks, companies must consider creati ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-24
... rify.” It may seem harsh to users that have grown accustomed to smooth and easy access to information, but it’s sound policy. We prefer to use the phrase “mutually suspicious,” which is similar. It me ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-22
... those who may well harbour different – even divergent – opinions concerning the present situation and future of Hong Kong. The past few years have scarred our city, split many families and friendship ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-19
... paradigm may have increased wealth, but it also increased carbon emissions, contributing to the current climate crisis. Its adherents couldn’t grasp that efficiency is desirable only up to a point. S ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-19
... ons index may have briefly risen above 3%, but it has since fallen back to 2.9%, suggesting that average consumers regard this year’s huge surge in inflation as temporary. Yes, if you are on the Feder ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-18
... gists (we may well be though, given the validity of feminist critiques of the family). We take the family to be the structure and bedrock to our moral life – and this is a point agreed upon by Confuci ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-17
... ion girls may never return to school after COVID-19. Simply put, the pandemic has wiped out decades of progress toward gender equality, with the most vulnerable groups – such as displaced women and gi ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-17
... ut things may start to change because of the pandemic. In its Admiralty headquarter without the presence of Cafe de Coral, Tam Jai noodles and other local fast food chains, tenants are delighted to fi ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-17
... 穆（Timothy May），以及澳洲電腦科學家懷特（Craig Wright）。 流通量料僅1450萬枚 阿 ...全文
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... se trends may be zero trust adoption. But some fear cybersecurity gain could be weakened by the growing popularity of open source software. According to the 2020 Federal Source Code Study, 80% of the ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-15
... places in May has encouraged more hikers flocking to popular outdoor trails. There were over 36,000 special services calls for Government Flying Service in 2021, representing an increase of more than ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-15
... ne. India may be buying Russian crude at a discount, but, as the world’s third largest oil importer, it is still burdened by high oil prices. One might quibble that India had an exceptionally difficul ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-15
... t as they may be, are hampering both trade and new construction. This balkanization of the global economy is deeply stagflationary, and it is coinciding with demographic aging, not just in developed c ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-11
... r parents may report you if you say the wrong thing.” Leung plans to emigrate to Taiwan early next year with his wife, a journalist. “She cannot practice her profession as she used to. She is not a fr ...More
EJ Insight2022-08-11
