Governance

Fritz Bauer, a German judge of Jewish origin, is remembered in Germany for helping the country learn about what happened in the Nazi era

The pandemic interrupted the education of 360 million Indian students and kept them trapped in their homes, mostly without any option for e-learning

Criminals threaten people and force them to transfer money from their mobile bank accounts

Global public goods require international cooperation, but high-income countries are not making sufficient contributions

Over ten years after the start of the war, the educational situation of Syrian children and youth in Lebanon remains disastrous

A peace treaty aims to end the Tigray conflict in northern Ethiopia – but it can only succeed if underlying problems are addressed

What purposes our Digital Monthly serves, and how it differs from the print issue

What young Latin Americans must learn about sex and reproductive health

The world conferences of Sharm el-Sheikh and Montréal have shown once again that global crises require multilateral solutions

More than ten years after the collapse of the Gaddafi regime, the situation in Libya is so devastating that some long for pre-revolutionary times