Unequal Burdens: Corruption’s Impacts on People with Intersectional Identities in Lebanon
Lebanon, once celebrated for its cultural vibrancy and economic prosperity, now grapples with embedded corruption and dire prospects for reform.…
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Fighting Strategic Corruption and Transnational Kleptocracy in Europe
Based on available case studies and interview with experts in Europe, this brief Fighting Strategic Corruption and Transnational Kleptocracy in…
AHWIN Papers No. 4: Disaster Preparedness for Aging Populations—Lessons from Japan
The Asian region has historically been prone to frequent disasters due to seismic activity and other factors, and climate change…
Fostering Security: NATO’s Reflection on the Southern Neighbourhood
In its 75th anniversary year, NATO is gearing up for its next Summit in Washington D.C this July, gathering leaders…
Democratic Developments in Ukraine
In early May NDI released its report on a conference of Ukrainian and international leaders on Ukraine’s key priorities in…
Teaser – Zukunftsgipfel Klima-Engagement 2024 – Engagiert Für Klimaschutz
The BBE’s #EngagedForClimateProtection program invites you to the second future summit #ClimateEngagement live in Berlin on June 18th and 19th,…
Three Ways to Better Govern the Use of AI
The development of artificial intelligence (AI) offers the potential for significant positive benefits for society. However, there are profound concerns…
Public’s Positive Economic Ratings Slip; Inflation Still Widely Viewed as Major Problem
Inflation may be cooling, but it continues to loom large over Americans’ evaluations of the country and the economy.
Sine Qua Non held its annual General Assembly in a hybrid session in Geneva
The assembly was preceded by a training session on the UN system on Human Rights and a visit to the…
Carter Center and McCain Institute Publish ‘The Disinformation Economy’
ATLANTA — The McCain Institute at Arizona State University (ASU) and The Carter Center today released “The Disinformation Economy.” The…