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Mitigating Mozambique’s Humanitarian Nightmare

Jon Hyman and Shannon Kellman WASHINGTON, DC – Since 2017, Islamic State-affiliated insurgents have wreaked havoc on Mozambique. Terrorizing the northern province of Cabo Delgado, the militants have killed more than 6,500 people, ravaged infrastructure, recruited child soldiers, and committed sexual and gender-based violence. All told, the conflict has displaced

Will China Win the Middle East?

While the SCO is not a military alliance comparable to, say, NATO, nor is it a mere economic association. On

In Defense of Nature-Based Carbon Markets

Voluntary markets for carbon offsets have recently come under fire, with critics questioning the efficacy of contracts that aim to

The Population Boon

Of course, this figure masks large geographic disparities. The number of children per woman is below two in places like

America’s Interest in Ending the Ukraine Crisis

As a recent RAND report points out, a protracted Ukraine war is not in America’s interest. A prolonged conflict would

Seven years of federal experiences fruitful: Chief Minister Giri

Chief Minister of Lumbini Province Lila Giri today said seven years of experiences of the federalism had been fruitful.

Ten years of BRI, Nepal lagging far behind on selecting…

It's a flagship progam of Chinese President Xi Jinping that connects wider world through land, air and sea. The initiative

JUAAN is bridge between Nepal and Japan

JUAAN is not only a simple alumni association, it is the bridge between Nepal and Japan, it's a bridge between

The Dilemma of Anti-Populism

Following a year of halting negotiations, six of Turkey’s opposition parties have finally united behind a single presidential candidate in

Qatar to provide US$60 million for Least Developed Countries

I urge the development partners to follow the example of Qatar and take the initiative to support the implementation of