Different AI architectures automate different modes of human reasoning, which correspond to very different parts of the ...

Development Policy Review is a refereed journal that focuses on the links between research and policy in international development. The editors welcome original contributions on any aspect of ...

The recent Global Partnerships Conference was a welcome development but also a reminder of the liabilities shaping the UK’s domestic and international position. Both are often interdependent and ...

The crisis in Sudan and the ongoing humanitarian response is an epicentre for the tensions, opportunities, challenges and successes related to a shift away from an internationally dominated aid system ...

Hungary’s reputation as a country ill-at-ease with immigration is well established. The political rhetoric advanced by Orbán’s government has been extremely hostile, racist and Islamophobic, with the ...

Understanding the impact of ‘localisation’ on strengthening effective and efficient responses to humanitarian crises continues to be a key policy and practice concern for donors and the broader sector ...

President Trump’s sweeping new reciprocal tariffs, announced on 2 April 2025, have sent shockwaves through global trade, generating widespread debate about their economic and geopolitical impact.

This report looks at digital-era public financial management (PFM) reforms and their potential impact across six areas: public health; climate adaptation and mitigation; local governments; tax ...

Even our best-case funding scenario paints a grim picture for many of the world’s most climate-vulnerable places. Yet there is reason to hope. To paraphrase a well-known quote: “It’s not a principle ...

Last year’s landmark International Court of Justice (ICJ) Advisory Opinion on ‘the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change’ stands out for its legal and moral significance. It followed an ...

This report looks at the evidence on the links between violent conflict and climate-related hazards, disasters and natural resources. It explores the relationship between conflict and short-term, ...

Welcome to the latest issue of This Week in Macroeconomics. This week, Phyllis Papadavid examines some of the economic and financial fallout of the US-Israel strikes in Iran, which continues to send ...