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The number of people displaced by conflict and persecution is unprecedented, says the latest UNHCR Global Trends report.
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Beyond Geopolitics
COVID-19
What the world can learn from regional responses to COVID-19
The efforts of regional organizations offer important lessons to ensuring the global coordination needed to recover from the crisis.
Beyond Geopolitics
The world is becoming less stable. To fix it, we must learn how to work together again
Economic, environmental and technological risks lend new urgency to act. The good news is that the window to mitigate these risks is still open, if barely.
Beyond Geopolitics
The economic case for South Asian regionalism
Deeper regional integration could turn the South Asian region into an important land bridge and trade hub between Europe, Central Asia and South-East Asia.
Beyond Geopolitics
Why we need bipartisan stakeholder politics
Political leaders must make decisions based on the input of a diverse and broad group of constituents – and especially – those with whom they disagree.
Davos 2020
8 top stories from the week in Davos 2020
Find out what Donald Trump, Greta Thunberg and other key leaders had to say at Davos.
Arts and Culture
This man travelled to Syria to rescue his 7 orphaned grandchildren
Photojournalist Rena Effendi tells the story of his search for seven orphaned grandchildren in a refugee camp in Syria.
Global Risks
Look to cities, not nation-states, to solve our biggest challenges
As many nations fail to do enough on problems such as climate change, city authorities around the world are stepping up.
Pakistan
5 key quotes from Imran Khan at Davos
In a wide ranging address, the Prime Minister of Pakistan speaks out about the need to protect the vulnerable, rebuild the economy, care for the environment and protect the peace.
Beyond Geopolitics
We have an opportunity to steer the world towards cooperation not competition
Geopolitics is in flux, writes Børge Brende, and so we have an opportunity to steer the world towards cooperation, not competition.
Global Risks
Millennials fear catastrophic war: it’s time for the world to act on their concerns
The International Committee of the Red Cross surveyed 16,000 millennials, aged 20-35, on their views on international relations, conflict and war.
Global Governance
A short history of climate change and the UN Security Council
Climate change has risen up the Security Council's agenda in recent years. Its members' stances often mirror their other geopolitical aims - but consensus is building.
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
Partnerships and interdependence can triumph over nationalism and isolationism. Here's how
Around the world, thousands of projects are fostering partnerships between people and organizations from around the globe - a powerful counterweight to our fractured geopolitics.
Geopolitics
Davos 2020: Here's what you need to know about geopolitics
The geopolitical landscape is increasingly fragmented and ever more vulnerable to disruption.
European Union
3 steps to strengthen Europe’s competitiveness in the digital age
Europe needs a unified approach to the digital economy and the policies surrounding it. Here are three steps for policymakers to take.