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How Global South Perspectives Challenge Thinking On Migration
New publication offers fresh perspectives and insights to unlock migration’s development potential.
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How the UN Can Help Prevent Another Israel-Lebanon War
Three ways the UN can use a preventive diplomacy role to reduce the risks of another devastating conflict.
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Who Speaks and Who Listens Online
An analysis of competing narratives about climate action on Twitter - and how climate activists can engage more strategically at COP28.
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US Executive Order on AI: Takeaways for Global AI Governance
What does the Executive Order reveal about the US approach to AI global governance and what impacts can we expect from its implementation?
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An International Decade for Data: Multistakeholder Cooperation in a Data-Driven World
A global vision for data cooperation to bridge the digital divide and spur international investment.
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Improving the Design of Geospatial Analysis for Anticipatory Action
Exploring approaches that improve the efficiency and effectiveness of humanitarian action – thereby saving more lives, properties, and livelihoods.
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Financial Inclusion is Key to Reducing Haiti’s Vulnerability to Modern Slavery
For World Day Against Trafficking in Persons we explore how financial inclusion can be strengthened to protect vulnerable Haitians from exploitation.
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Sri Lanka at a Crossroads: Where Next for the Protest Movement that ‘Went Home’?
After a major protest movement brought a change in Sri Lanka's leadership, we reflect on the country's debt crisis and ongoing economic problems.
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The New Agenda for Peace: A Model for the Declaration on Future Generations?
Although far from perfect, the New Agenda for Peace offers a potentially transformative model for emerging and future risks.
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Why Compassion Matters in Asylum Policy
Felicity Kersting, a Senior Researcher at NatCen International, explains why compassion should be at the heart of the international asylum system.