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Saqib Qureshi argues that profit may have been the real motive of America's long and ultimately unsuccessful involvement in Afghanistan.
Right now, you’d be hard…
The ICC has come under sustained attacks for a disproportionate focus on crimes in Africa, discrediting the Court’s mandate amid accusations of bias. By looking inwardly and by…
Duncan Green (and friends) with a timely listicle on Afghanistan.
On Monday, exasperated by the nature of the coverage of the fall of Kabul, I tweeted a request for links: ‘What…
On World Humanitarian Day, Sydney Kamen, Isabel Kleitsch, Matthew O’Bryan and Blaise Robert issue an important call to support the vital work of humanitarian negotiators…
Scott L. Montgomery explores why billionaires seem to have an obsession with space travel.
Not long ago, a trip into space required years of physical and mental…
Jose Maria Valenzuela responds to Isabelle Goetz and Greer Gosnell recent article on lessons from Mexico’s gas import capacity expansion strategy to inform India’s natural gas…
Joshua B. Horton argues that developing countries have the most to gain and to lose from resolving the impasse stalling global governance for geoengineering.
Solar geoengineering…
Germany and the EU should stick to their guns and avoid armed conflict at all cost.
On 29 June 2021, a press release announcing that the last German soldiers were leaving…
Tad Daley urges President Biden to support a proposal to expand the democratic character of the United Nations.
In his foreign policy pronouncements since Inauguration…
The New Climate Activism: NGO Authority and Participation in Climate Change Governance by Jen Iris Allan. Toronto: University of Toronto Press 2020. 226 pp., $63.75 hardcover…
Brand New Nation: Capitalist Dreams and Nationalist Designs in Twenty-First-Century India by Ravinder Kaur. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press 2020. 360 pp., $90…
Duncan Green offers ideas to ensure we don't waste the transformational potential of the pandemic for aid's ongoing localisation challenge.
Lots of people are hailing a surge in…
This interview was conducted by the Global Governance Futures – Robert Bosch Foundation Multilateral Dialogues, which brings together young professionals to look ahead 15…
Hizbullah Khan argues that the recent withdrawal of Us forces will not spell the end of the Afghan government as feared by many.
In April 2021, President Joe Biden officially…
In this long-read Robert H. Wade argues that the climate change consensus is dangerously stifling debate and analysis, and offers concrete policy recommendations to…