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How to Finance Green Infrastructure

WASHINGTON, DC – To spur development and fight climate change, emerging-market and developing economies (EMDEs) will need huge amounts of investment in green infrastructure over the next few decades. But many of these countries have limited fiscal space, especially after the shocks of the last few years. Given this, to

Fighting Polio to the Finish

WASHINGTON, DC – When I took my children to receive their polio vaccines a few years ago, I thought about

SCO: An Organization against the Hegemony and Working for an…

Samarkand declaration has clearly sent a message to the global community that the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is hugely committed

Border dispute with India, a new look by Nepali professionals

While asymmetry in size and power provides India with the benefits of inaction, the only recourse for Nepal is to

Nepal is not merely a buffer state but can be…

Nepal has no enemy but all friends. We have been receiving goodwill and cooperation from all countries in the world.

Biden’s Confrontational Approach will Create Disorder in the World

Ignoring the cooperative approach on international relations, US President Joe Biden has taken confrontational approach which is almost copy and

Today’s Crises Are Different

BOGOTÁ – Just as one generation gives way to the next, global challenges are superseded by a new cohort. The

What Should Macron Do Now?

PARIS – Within Europe, French President Emmanuel Macron’s victory over the far-right leader Marine Le Pen has been broadly welcomed.

Is Bangladesh Going to be a Victim of Chinese Debt…

Hussain Shazzad Bangladesh, the second highest recipient of China’s investment in South Asia after Pakistan, imports the highest volume of

Has the World Forgotten the Plight of the Rohingyas?

Kazi Mohammad Jamshed As of July 2021, only $366 million of the total required, around $1 billion, humanitarian assistance fund