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Keep Borders Open
NEW HAVEN – Until recently, we were regularly confronted with images of drowned migrants floating in the waters separating poorer…
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COVID-19: We Will Come Through This Together
The upheaval caused by the coronavirus – COVID-19 — is all around us.And I know many are anxious, worried and…
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The Rape of India’s Soul
NEW DELHI – Injustice, discrimination, and violence are hardly unheard of in India. But today, they are being normalized, enabled,…
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The Learning Crisis Requires a New Approach
For most children, turning 10 is an exciting moment. They’re learning more about the world and expanding their horizons. But…
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West Africa Integration & Security Cooperation
As West Africa moves towards regional economic integration, it becomes imperative that it pays attention to transnational security threats. The…
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Achieving solutions with farmers isn’t radical: why is it so hard?
A stranger enters the room, from another world, and tells a long-time team to do things differently. The chances of…
Read More » Making the Future Work for Us
CAMBRIDGE – What does the future of work hold in store, and how should we prepare for it? The debate…
Read More »How to Fight Antimicrobial Resistance
ZURICH – Two weeks ago, G20 leaders committed to working together to address one of the world’s most pressing and…
Read More »How Poor Countries Foot the Refugee Bill
PARIS – The Syrian refugee crisis has focused attention on the need to improve management of refugee flows during times…
Read More »Europe’s Three Fault Lines
PARIS – Ten or 20 years ago, the existential question facing the European Union was whether it still had a…
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