Rebuilding cities and towns after protracted conflict is a more common occurrence than many would find acceptable.
New York has the opportunity to be a model global city, advancing equity internationally through smart public policies and partnerships.
Modern city diplomacy finds city governments intervening in nearly all foreign policy arenas traditionally managed by nation-states.
While the region of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) remains in troubled waters due to COVID-19, Russia and China have been throwing lifelines
Technological and economic decoupling is materializing in some parts of the digital economy, with risks of large global welfare losses.
The COVID-19 pandemic has reaffirmed the oil and gas industry's fragility to external shocks and highlighted their renewable counterparts’ resilien
One of the world's longest lockdowns has disrupted the growth trajectory of the Philippines.
The “Big Three” global oil producers’ strategies have changed in response to three crises that affected oil markets in the last seven years.
Brazil and Mexico experienced the first signs of the COVID-19 pandemic roughly at the same time.
For many Caribbean countries, COVID-19 has generated the largest single-year economic contraction on record.