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Ghana's economic future hinges on empowering its women and youth entrepreneurs within the AfCFTA. This report identifies ...
As aid cuts begin to hit hard, these rich lessons on how to achieve impact by taking politics seriously and focusing on ...
Beyond questions of accountability and justice, a land-for-ceasefire deal would weaken both European security and Ukraine’s ...
Aid cuts and rising US tariffs threaten low- and middle-income countries, with potential losses reaching 0.7% of global GDP. Low-income countries, fragile states and small island developing states ...
As US politics grows more polarised, guests dissect the future of PEPFAR and the wider global health architecture.
The latest issue of "This Week in Macroeconomics" tackles a crucial and often-overlooked consequence of climate change on ...
Tripling outflows from those MCFs listed in the NCQG decision could demonstrate not only concrete progress toward the $300 ...
Mass deportations are not a new strategy in US politics. But it's time to move beyond the excessive securitisation approach.
The latest issue of "This Week in Macroeconomics" confronts a complex and sensitive topic at the nexus of geopolitics and ...
The humanitarian system is at breaking point. Humanitarian actors and donors must not allow a funding-driven 'humanitarian reset' to lead to a backslide in effective protection action. Humanitarians ...
Small Island Developing States must call for better food security at COP30. Here's why building resilient and sustainable agriculture systems are crucial for global progress on climate change.