Sustainability

Hoping to improve school conditions in Zambia by producing locally made desks for students

British economist contemplates an economy in which the goal is not unlimited growth, but rather an equilibrium between people and nature

Nepal’s 2015 earthquake was an example of how natural disasters often deepen pre-existing social divides

According to the Tax Justice Network, G7 members are slowing down global progress regarding financial transparency

Farmers are encouraged to breed goats so they do not have to destroy wildlife to survive

On its sixtieth anniversary, the SLE considers the future of its education in its post-graduate study programme

China's rise means the US and Europe need to adjust their foreign policy to avoid losing geopolitical influence

Russia’s attack on Ukraine fundamentally differs from recent western-led military campaigns

Nationalist and authoritarian tendencies call into question the principle of human rights-based multilateralism

National politics often hamper multilateral WHO efforts – as Covid-19 has clearly showed