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King Charles III and Queen Camilla Make Quite the Memorable Entrance at the 2026 Commonwealth Games

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By Elizabeth II, Charles Iii III, Chris Hoy
| starsalert.com
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How households cope and what they want when energy prices rise

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By Chris Hoy
| Devpolicy Blog
Ever since the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, policymakers worldwide have been asking themselves two important questions: how will households cope, and what support do they want from their governments? My colleagues and I have surveyed nearly 50,000 people across 15 middle-income countries over the last three years, asking them these exact questions (findings published as a World Bank Policy Research Working Paper and Journal of Development Economics article).
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OPINION I The Pacific and Timor-Leste

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By Chris Hoy, Diana Contreras Suarez, Kushneel Prakash
| The Fiji Times Verified
Development policy depends on data. But collecting data is only the first step. Its real value comes from careful analysis that shows where problems are most severe, who is being left behind and which policy responses are most likely to work. On December 4 2025, a panel at the Australasian AID Conference demonstrated how data analytics can provide policymakers across Southeast Asia and the Pacific with much-needed evidence.
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