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Brazil Leading BRICS: What to Expect from its Presidency?

Brazil leads BRICS+ with an agenda that reinforces South-South cooperation, promotes multilateralism, and seeks to position itself on key issues such as climate, governance, and sustainable...

Lithuania Forms New Government

Lithuania’s government resigned. PM Gintautas Paluckas stepped down as PM and leader of Social Democratic Party, after pressure over investigations into shady business dealings.

Balancing the Books and the Bloc: Why Italy’s Fiscal Shift Matters for Europe

Italy, a G7 and G20 member, and one of the world’s largest economies, is currently facing economic challenges. In response, the country is being urged to recalibrate its fiscal policy. Proposed...

📢 Call for Applications: Engineer for Democracy Challenge

Are you passionate about democracy, transparency, and the power of artificial intelligence to improve civic life? Join the Engineer for Democracy Challenge by 31 August!

Creating Opportunity for All ... Is It Possible?

For the 13th year in a row, the launch of the Economic Freedom of the Arab World Report 2018 comes this year entitled "Opportunity for All through Economic Freedom" aiming to identifying barriers to...

Armenia and Georgia: Security challenges or challenges for security 2022?

This publication is a collection of articles based on ‘Armenia - Georgia Neighborhood: Experts Dialogue – Armenia and Georgia: Security challenges or challenges for security 2022?’ event which took...

The Housing Theory of Everything

What if housing policy explains rising inequality, lower growth, and stalled innovation? Sam Bowman joins to discuss zoning, cities, and why housing is more than just a place to live.

Tunisian Export Markets in a Changing World: Challenges, Opportunities, and the Road Ahead

Tunisia’s exports remain heavily concentrated in the EU, but new opportunities are emerging in fast-growing global markets. Our latest Policy Brief reveals the data, the challenges, and the strategic...

Dodik’s Fall: The End of an Era?

Milorad Dodik, the long-standing leader of Republika Srpska, rose to power with international backing in 1998 but has since turned away from the West, aligning himself with Russia and other illiberal...

What Jordan’s Heatwave Tells Us About Resilience and Freedom