Carl Bildt, the former Swedish prime minister, wrote recently, ‘The pandemic offers important lessons for managing future challenges, particularly climate change’ which ‘warrants urgent attention’. There are at least eight common elements linking the two agendas. I discuss three today.
When the world’s top leaders met at the G7 summit in Cornwall last year, they copped a lot of merited criticism for hypocrisy.
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