An international survey released by Earth4All has found a growing crisis of trust in governments and widespread anger over inequality.

At the Africa Food Systems Forum in Kigali, Rwanda, governments and development partners are calling for more investment in irrigation systems to reduce dependence on rain-fed agriculture by farmers, ...

Intellectual property rents Due to intense competition among developing countries producing ‘generic’ manufactures, developed-country firms secure higher rents from intellectual property rights (IPRs) ...

The ministers described the treaty as a symbol of Central Asia’s transformation from a region where nuclear weapons were once ...

When over 130 world leaders arrive in New York for the high-level segment of the General Assembly next week– it will be rare ...

Girls’ education in Afghanistan continues despite the Taliban ban, as fathers, teachers and families quietly help girls keep ...

The 81st session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA81) opens tomorrow at a particularly important moment for multilateralism.

Sixty-five years after Ndola, the better tribute is to finish some of the work Hammarskjöld left behind: choose a ...

CIVICUS discusses the implications of the Philippines’ proposed anti-disinformation bill with Josalee Deinla, ...

"As parliamentarians, we should understand that behind every demographic indicator is a human story," said Kamikawa Yoko, MP ...

Over two million families who solely depend on Lake Malawi for their livelihoods are anxiously putting their hopes into an upcoming mediation between Malawi and Tanzania intended to put an end to a ...

At the UN desertification summit in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, governments backed a $1.2 billion programme to restore rangelands.