All posts tagged "Ukraine"

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  Ukraine: 12 months at war – Biden visit to Kyiv sets the seal on a year of growing western unity and Russian isolation

  Ukraine undoubtedly remains on top of the global political agenda. Not only did it dominate discussions at the Munich security conference, but the surprise visit of the US president Joe

  • Posted February 26, 2023
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  US midterms: five reasons why the election results matter

  From the impact on government spending to the implications for US democracy, the US midterm elections will shape the years ahead. Here’s some early indications of what they will meant

  • Posted November 10, 2022
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  Keeping links strong: what governments can do to take the sting out of supply chain risk

  Geopolitical and economic headwinds are putting global supply chains at risk, with potentially serious implications for service delivery. In a Dun & Bradstreet webinar, public and private sector experts discussed

  • Posted October 12, 2022
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  ‘After the war, Ukrainian fintechs will change the world’: Ukraine fintech leader speaks at inaugural Global Government Fintech Lab

  Keynote speeches from Estonia’s finance minister Keit Pentus-Rosimannus and Rostyslav Dyuk, chairman of the Ukrainian Association of Fintech and Innovation Companies, were among the highlights of the inaugural Global Government

  • Posted June 2, 2022
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  Letter from Ottawa: After a winter of shocks, Canada’s Budget is the latest sign of stability

  A political agreement that increased the durability of the government and a Budget that that launched a number of policy reviews indicate that the government in Ottawa is trying to

  • Posted April 11, 2022
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  UK spy chief welcomes Russia invasion intelligence shift; US watchdog’s top trends shaping government; Singapore signs space accord: policy and delivery news in brief

  Global Government Forum’s weekly digest of all the news you need to know but might have missed UK spy chief welcomes shift to publish more intelligence around Russia’s invasion of

  • Posted April 7, 2022
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  During the cold war, US and Europe were just as divided over Russia sanctions – here’s how it played out

  It’s impossible to predict how the crisis in Ukraine will progress, but the rupture in relations between Russia and the west is unlikely to heal any time soon. At the

  • Posted March 22, 2022
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  Australia to increase military headcount by 30% as global security tensions rise

  The Australian Defence Force has committed to adding 18,500 personnel to its headcount. The 30% rise marks the biggest increase in peacetime, according to the federal government. This will take

  • Posted March 15, 2022
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  US federal agencies get 6.7% budget increase in $1.5 trillion spending bill

  President Joe Biden is expected to today sign a US$1.5 trillion spending bill that will fund the government through to the end of September, averting a partial government shutdown. The

  • Posted March 14, 2022
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  Governments must take six actions to assist Ukraine in face of Russian invasion, say world politicians

  More than 100 world and Ukrainian politicians and civil society leaders have appealed to the international community, outlining six actions they must take urgently to help Ukraine as it fights

  • Posted March 2, 2022
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