What Comes Next for the United Nations in Afghanistan? | Mark Malloch BrownAs Afghanistan enters a perilous and uncertain future, the United Nations has promised to “stay and deliver.” To be sure,...
What Comes Next for Humanitarian and Development NGOs in Afghanistan?Zuhra Bahman was out of the country on a business meeting when the Taliban took control of Kabul. She is...
Eritrean Refugees in Tigray Are TrappedBy Refugees International Senior Fellow Dr. Sarah Miller, Being in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region right now is difficult for anyone....
“They Are Missing Our Side Of The Story” — An Afghan Human Rights Activist Speaks OutZubaida Akbar is an Afghan human rights activist living in Washington, D.C. She is desperately trying to get vulnerable people...
Better Know The Climate Investment FundsBack in 2008, in the midst of both a global economic catastrophe and stalled progress on climate diplomacy, a unique...
What Are the Latest Trends in Peace and Conflict Around the World? | Global Peace Index Founder Steve KilleleaThe Global Peace Index is an ambitious effort to measure peacefulness around the world using quantitative data. Now in its...
How The Enduring Legacy of 9-11 Forever Shaped American Foreign Policy — For the WorseYou can draw a line from September 11 2001 to January 6 2021. In the new book Reign of Terror: How...
How a Rivalry Over Yemen’s Currency is Fueling the Civil WarThe crisis in Yemen is compounded by the odd circumstances of Yemen’s currency, the Rial. Yemen has two rival central...
A Coup Puts Tunisia in Political CrisisOn July 25th, Tunisian President Kais Saied fired the prime minister, dismissed parliament, and assumed dictatorial powers. This was a...
