Over 700 million people are unable to afford the basics of a decent life: food, water, housing, healthcare, and education.
The violent protests in Nepal demonstrate that democracy and development are inherently intertwined, and that governments ...
The next election could be an old-fashioned philosophical contest between Labor and the Coalition on the size of government, ...
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Before the crisis: When a former Indian ambassador to Nepal wrote of an alternative development plan
But the big shifts that Nepal has made in the past few decades warrant a serious study. In the post-monarchy phase, Nepal’s ...
Advocates say the struggles parents endure when facing financial troubles impact the well-being of their children.
The future of the South cannot be built on borrowed blueprints. To shift from dependence to innovation, countries must invest in fundamental science today — the foundation on which tomorrow’s breakthr ...
On the sidelines of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) and the Saudi ...
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African Governments Can Use Basic Science to Drive Economic Development
By Bridget Boakye and Pedro PadalgayIn the face of geopolitical fragmentation, tightening aid budgets, and global systemic shocks such as the COVID-19 pandemic, African leaders can no longer ignore ...
The goofily-named Golden Goose Award recognized researchers for their federally funded work that led to the discovery of a ...
Multinational conglomerate QI Group, which operates in sectors ranging from education to luxury products, channels 10% of its ...
The October 7th attack wasn’t an aberration—it was the logical culmination of 18 years of Hamas governance in Gaza. The same ...
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