Governance

The international community has sensible goals, but needs a coherent policy framework to achieve them.

For many years, the paradigm was that underdeveloped countries should catch up.

Israel has the legal obligation to stop the unprecedented humanitarian crisis on territory occupied by its troops.

African policymakers excel at second-guessing donor wishes, and their nation’s true needs are often only an after-thought.

Governments in Sub-Saharan-Africa strive to destroy the monopoly of Africa’s leading pay-TV provider, offering cheap free-to-air devices to their citizens.

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

Several countries announced contributions to different climate funds at the climate summit in Dubai last year. However, their commitments are not nearly enough to cover the costs of adaptation, loss and damage.

A six-point road map for reconciliation in the Middle East

In recent decades, religious fundamentalism on both sides has contributed to violent clashes

On 28 January, the military regimes of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger withdrew from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) with immediate effect. This has grave consequences for the entire region.