Politics & Foreign Affairs

Rivers have been key infrastructure of ancient and modern civilization, moving goods, irrigating crops, providing sustenance for people’s daily needs,...

Youth anger as reflected in Gen Z protests has set South Asia ablaze. Beginning in Sri Lanka and spreading to...

Food Diplomacy is the strategic use of dialogue, negotiation and political coordination to manage the geopolitical dimensions, interdependencies, tensions and...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a central component of the United States' Public Health infrastructure. Its...

Brazil is preparing a new diplomatic initiative at the World Health Organization to promote a global movement for healthy and...

We hear a lot today about the pile-up of overlapping problems like climate change, war, financial stress, and inequality. Together...

The United Nations Security Council’s recent debate on “Food Under Fire” carried a message that the international community can no...

We are living through an age of disruption. The postwar consensus that liberal democracy, free markets and open societies were...

There are many definitions of sustainability, ranging from the expansive seventeen United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to my own conception,...

There is a war in the United States against data centers that are being built to enable our vast new...

The United Nations projects that the global population will hit 9.7 billion by 2050, which will probably fundamentally increase international...

Fossil fuel subsidy reform is one of the hardest policies for any government to act on — yet it’s also...