
A call to integrate evidence in development policy and practice
The recent Nobel Prize in Economics honors experimental methods in development evaluations. Here is why the methods honored by the prize should not merely interest

The recent Nobel Prize in Economics honors experimental methods in development evaluations. Here is why the methods honored by the prize should not merely interest

Central Asia hosts one of the world’s most significant yet least examined migration corridors: the movement of millions of Tajiks, Kyrgyz, and Uzbek workers to

In a shifting international landscape marked by renewed geopolitical tensions, Switzerland is progressively reorienting its security policy towards greater international engagement. Since joining NATO’s Partnership

To eradicate poverty (SDG 1), modern technologies, including banking systems, ATMs and credit cards, are needed to shift money. Many of these contain vast amounts
The recent general elections in the Philippines went widely unnoticed by Swiss media. However, a closer look on current political developments in the Philippines suggests
Amidst European unease over returning foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs), issues over the reintegration of former combatants are amassing. Although many European countries are acclaimed champions
Paul Kagame, Chairman of the African Union and President of the Republic of Rwanda, has been proclaimed the 2018 African of the Year by Forbes

As the Belt and Road Initiative becomes a reality, its scope and depth requires China to formulate a clear set of foreign policy principles. The

One of the key objectives of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs‘ (FDFA) new strategy on gender equality and women’s rights is to enhance women’s

Corporations headquartered in Switzerland should undertake appropriate due diligence procedures and be held accountable in front of Swiss courts.