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Elkhan Nuriyev outlines three potential scenarios for the unfolding conflict.
The Middle East has once again been plunged into the flames of open conflict. Following …
Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat on how unchecked privatization is turning a sacred duty into a business transaction.
In late May, Heri Kiswanto boarded a plane to Jeddah alongside his…
Mark Beeson on the Gordian Knot preventing action on climate change.
We’re now a quarter of the way through the twenty-first century and it’s uncontroversial to say it’s…
Sandhya Venkateswaran explores opportunities for advancing health equity through strategic cooperation and diplomacy.
A pandemic agreement, laying out principles of…
Mukesh Kapila unpicks Gate's technocratic approach to philanthropy.
Bill Gates is soothing his 200-billion-dollar headache by giving his fortune away over the next two decades.…
In Part 2 of a short series, this post looks at the loss of employment, domestically within the U.S. and USAID and internationally among implementing partners, NGOs and…
This is the tenth chapter in a forthcoming e-book, entitled 'The Triple Humanitarian, Development and Peace Nexus: In Context and Everyday Perspective', edited by Marina…
This is the eighth chapter in a forthcoming e-book, entitled 'Decolonial Education and Youth Aspirations'. Dorcas Fakile and Taylar Carty highlight some of the pressing issues…
Jianyong Yue argues that Trump’s return to the White House offers China a fleeting but strategic chance to reshape the international order.
As President Biden’s term winds down,…
Nayef Al-Rodhan argues that critical militarisation and binary zero-sum paradigms in space won’t make us safer – they will only increase our vulnerability.
As the United States…