A timely policy brief supporting Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and negotiators to advance SIDS priorities in the UN ...

Introducing a series of three new papers which debunk the myth that Africa is awash in minerals – highlighting instead that the continent is largely supply-deficient in the minerals that matter most.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often framed as a tool to accelerate climate action and green transitions. Yet behind the ...

Women-led organisations (WLOs) are indispensable humanitarian actors whose proximity, trust and gendered analysis enable them ...

At a moment when international trust is already fragile, visa inequality is further eroding the foundations of global cooperation. This blog calls for a radical rethink, one that treats mobility as a ...

Bad Bunny’s lyrics and Super Bowl performance reveal how migration is shaped by colonial legacies, economic pressure and forced displacement.

The commentary discusses the EU's support for Ukraine, the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) and the Global Europe pillar ...

In the latest issue of "This Week in Macroeconomics", we feature a guest contribution from Athene Laws, Economist in the ...

This paper takes a retrospective view of China’s infrastructure finance in Africa to draw policy lessons for today’s ...

Guests explore how security should be redefined for the more complex and contested world that Europe is navigating today.

This event by ODI Global's Centre for the Geopolitics of Global Change will bring together leading experts to discuss China's ...

Since 2022 the ASEAN Power Grid (APG) has entered a new era of unprecedented momentum. Originally proposed in 1997, the APG has three broad aims: develop physical interconnections between national ...