Keeping education alive amid conflict and crisis Following Geneva’s pledging conference, Education Cannot Wait campaign reached 90% of its US$600 million target By Catherine Fiankan-Bokonga | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 11 November 2026
When science becomes a shared human practice On World Science Day for Peace and Development (10 November), the decisive question is who gets to take part and whose knowledge counts? By Amal Kasry | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 November 2026
When seconds count: the Caribbean is getting Tsunami Ready It is always tsunami season in the Caribbean. Since 2005, countries and territories and their communities have been taking action to save lives By Christa von Hillebrandt-Andrade | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 November 2026
The importance of writing in the age of AI What happens to democracy when people stop knowing how to use their own words? By Erika Sturk, Eva Lindgren and Sofia Jusslin | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 November 2026
Why behavioral change matters more than recycling Recycling manages waste after the damage is done: real environmental change begins long before the bin By Sinan Meriç | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 November 2026
DRC: The power of solutions rooted in local realities Noemie Dalmonte, UNFPA Deputy Representative in the DRC, shares lessons from the country’s experience in addressing gender-based and sexual violence. By Catherine Fiankan-Bokonga | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 13 October 2026
Protecting the elusive snow leopard On International Snow Leopard Day (23 October) learn about the efforts to conserve the ‘ghost of the mountain’ species By Ashleigh Lutz-Nelson and Kayley Bateman | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 October 2026
Extending the life of cotton This World Cotton Day (7 October), we celebrate the fibre that weaves communities together By Jo Corvus | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 October 2026
Right to protest: new UN guidelines for environmental defenders Michel Forst calls for stronger protection of environmental defenders By Catherine Fiankan-Bokonga | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 23 September 2026