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Webinar: How will we minimize conflicts in the Eastern Mediterranean?

One of the biggest online events for this year with the theme: "How will we minimize conflicts in the Eastern Mediterranean?" was held by...

Mental health alert for 332 million children linked to COVID-19 lockdown policies

The UN Children’s Fund, UNICEF, says the mental health of millions of children worldwide has been put at risk, with at least one in seven forced...

South Sudan’s transition from conflict to recovery ‘inching forward’

South Sudan’s transformation from conflict to recovery is underway, but much needs to be done before securing “a peaceful and prosperous future”, the UN...

Sustainable infrastructure can drive development and COVID-19 recovery

Zimbabwe has long struggled with crippling power outages, some of which can last up to 18 hours a day. The cuts have been especially...

COVID-19 is reversing the important gains made over the last decade for women

Progress for women in work could be back at 2017 levels by the end of 2021 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, according...

65% of Adults Think Race, Ethnicity or National Origin Affects Job Opportunities

A recent Ipsos-World Economic Forum survey has found that 65% of all adults believe that, in their country, someone's race, ethnicity, or national origin...

Caspian: Status, Challenges, Prospects

An Analysis into the Legal Classification, Security and Environmental Concerns, Geopolitics and Energy Flow Impact of the Caspian Plateau How has the world’s largest inland...

‘Industry 4.0’ tech for post-COVID world, is driving inequality

Developing countries must embrace ground-breaking technologies that have been a critical tool in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic, or else face even greater inequalities than...

Laws Still Restrict Women’s Economic Opportunities Despite Progress

Countries are inching toward greater gender equality, but women around the world continue to face laws and regulations that restrict their economic opportunity, with...

Greater Innovation Critical to Driving Sustained Economic Recovery in East Asia

Innovation is critical to productivity growth and economic progress in developing East Asia in a rapidly changing world, according to a new World Bank...

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Ban Keun and the Quiet Expansion of China’s Overseas Military Bases

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Global South Politics, South-South Cooperation: Necessity to Create a New World Architecture

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Suspected Iran Plot Targeting Fairford Airbase: What Happened?

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