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Divided We Fall: ASEAN’s Response to Trump’s Illiberal Trade Agenda

When President Trump’s "Liberation Day" trade policy hit Southeast Asia with tariffs reaching between 32 and 49%, the region’s economic foundation didn't just crack; it splintered. While ASEAN...

Europe & Malaysia: Staving Off the Foreign Narrative Threat

Two new surveys reveal how Beijing and Moscow are shaping Malaysian public narratives and opinion — and what Europe can do about it.

Forging a new, bold, blueprint for global development

In Nairobi, global leaders called for a reset in development cooperation, moving beyond aid dependency towards fair markets, mutual interests and partnerships that deliver real growth.

Study on Perceptions of Geopolitics and Regional Issues

A nationwide study examining how Malaysians perceive China, Russia, democracy, and the shifting global order.

TRADE AND THE WORLD’S POOR

The Trump administration’s sweeping tariff policy marks an unprecedented shift in modern U.S. trade policy, raising tariff rates sharply, expanding their reach, and introducing new uncertainty into...

Courage in Partnership Conference Highlights the Future of EU–Jordan Migration Cooperation and Refugee Leadership

Brazil 2026: Artificial Intelligence, Disinformation, and the Liberal Commitment to Defending Democracy

Brazil’s October 2026 elections will be shaped by a new reality in terms of communication, artificial intelligence, hyperpolarization, and large-scale disinformation. Faced with this scenario, the...

A Market Built to Last

From Aid Dependency to Community-Led Development

The experience of ARCH with tribal communities to secure land titles demonstrates an approach that requires far less external funding, while producing stronger and more sustainable outcomes. It is...

From the European Front to Latin America

Ten days across Madrid, Berlin and Vilnius changed how Latin American journalists understand disinformation. Discover why Europe's experience matters for the region's democratic future.