Just months after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, a new interim government led by Ahmed al-Sharaa has formed. A recent ...

Just months after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, a new interim government led by Ahmed al-Sharaa has formed. A recent ...

This panel discussion brings together African leaders and development finance experts to explore the broader implications of ...

Today’s threats – from climate change to geopolitical tensions – are more interconnected and transboundary than ever before. They have the potential to completely alter our socio-economic, ...

While refugee-led organisations (RLOs) remain chronically underfunded, recent years have seen a growing willingness among government donors to invest in refugee leadership. But this fragile progress ...

The small size of SIDS is a strength - not a weakness. For capacity strengthening to be effective rather than burdensome, development partners should provide aid in ways that work for small states.

Even before recent drastic funding cuts, the humanitarian system was at breaking point. The proliferation of protracted conflicts and polycrises, an increasingly complex and costly aid architecture, ...

As the European Commission prepares to release its draft proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), new economic modelling confirms that Official Development Assistance (ODA) ...

China has become a major global player in energy finance, infrastructure development and clean technology exports. This report explores the changing nature of China’s engagement in energy transitions ...

Digital trade is transforming global commerce, lowering transaction costs, connecting businesses across borders and expanding access to new markets. Yet, Africa's participation in this digital ...

Welcome to the latest issue of This Week in Macroeconomics, your weekly deep dive into key economic trends and their far-reaching impact on the global landscape. This week, Phyllis Papadavid dissects ...