Jul 30, 2025 // The way we govern is evolving under modern pressures and becoming more hybrid. For better or for worse, ...

Jul 31, 2025 // We require new models of governance to respond to today’s overlapping crises. Central to a successful new model should be programmable governance, rooted in the code of logic, to cope ...

Jul 26, 2025 // The UN is set to convene its second stocktake of progress toward more resilient food systems. Those systems, ...

Jul 23, 2025 // As non–government actors get more involved in governance, a “glocal” approach that privileges shared ...

Across Africa, harm reduction is emerging as a quiet force not only in public health, but as a governance philosophy. Local ...

Oct 17, 2024 // Following the expulsion of Armenians from Nagorno–Karabakh, the international community has an obligation to uphold justice and secure the return of displaced residents.

Jun 12, 2021 // Books on leadership and self-help often struggle to find a balance between real-world inspired and tested lessons, and the application of those lessons to everyday life. Former CIA ...

Jul 25, 2025 // Diplomatic Courier’s Stephanie Gull brings you weekly under–the–radar stories from around the world. This week in SE Asia and Oceania: New Zealand and Cook Islands take first steps to ...

Jul 28, 2025 // Under the Taliban, the hard–won, imperfect foundations of governance built over two decades in Afghanistan have been dismantled. To rebuild governance requires a meaningful conflict ...

Jan 11, 2025 // The new year is here, so it’s time for our annual look ahead to the global affairs books our editors are looking forward to reading in 2025. Enjoy!

May 23, 2024 // Despite global reliance on the sea, maritime issues remain invisible—creating a haven for terrorists and highlighting the need for enhanced security.