Why do some nations thrive while others struggle with poverty and instability? The answer lies not in geography or luck, but ...

The ‘takes’ were numerous for the perceptive sections of the public from the Dr. Gamani Corea 100th birth anniversary oration ...

Aiming to investigate small island resilience in public health emergencies, we found existing classifications of Small Island ...

Multinational oil and gas firms underpay tax while fuelling the climate crisis. Strengthening tax rules can reclaim billions ...

Maritime Security and the Blue Economy amid Winds and Waves The post-war reconfiguration of Sri Lanka’s foreign policy ...

Making sure all girls are finishing secondary education by 2030 could boost the gross domestic product (GDP) of developing ...

As the number of users on the internet keeps growing rapidly in the world in 2025 (reaching about 5.56 billion people, or 2.4 per cent of the population growth as compared to the previous year, 2024), ...

The expansion of political risk into developed markets has also changed how brokers and clients think about it. Once seen as ...

The world’s poorest and most climate-vulnerable countries are spending billions of pounds more to repay debts than they receive in funding to fight climate change, new research shows. The analysis, ...

Under the new agreement, both multilateral institutions will channel financing and technical assistance toward projects that promote economic diversification, resilience, and social inclusion.

While diversification makes sense strategically, India needs have a specific product- and geography-wise game plan for ...

The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) reaffirmed its leadership role in the official international ...