Diplomatic Courier’s Stephanie Gull brings you weekly under–the–radar stories from around the world. This week in Asia: ...

he BRICS summit will convene on 06 July. The BRICS bloc is increasingly seen as an alternative to Western institutions, at a time when those institutions are straining. But what should be a ...

As public budgets shrink and private money increasingly flows into the health space, what is needed now is a coordinated, ...

Governments have revived industrial policy to help shore up resilience and rebuild growth. The idea is good, but there are ...

Across the Asia Pacific, birth rates are declining faster than anywhere else in the world—but this can be countered with ...

From the digital realm to climate change to evolving approaches to diplomacy in a shifting geopolitical environment, NATO’s ...

As public and private sector actors implement next–gen nuclear power facilities and fuel–hungry AI systems, the nuclear–AI ...

NATO’s greatest threat today is no longer conventional warfare, but the erosion of the democratic values it was designed to ...

NATO’s pivot toward counter–disinformation and democratic resilience is wise: today’s security threats target social cohesion ...

s a peacebuilder, I am part of a community dedicated to resolving conflicts and healing post–conflict communities. This demanding profession often challenges our mental health. Prioritizing our ...

n Part 1: National Education Systems Are No Longer Enough, we introduced the need for a global education vision to meet the goals identified at the 2022 Transforming Education Summit (TES). The two ...

hile 86% of the world’s central banks weigh the potential risks and rewards of issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC), much of the analysis remains abstract to experimental. This is a good ...