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Two rhinos in the late afternoon at Kruger National Park.

Wildlife Trade

Spying on Poachers

Posted date/time:April 1, 2025

A smiling African farmer harvesting cocoa pods on the plantation, production of chocolate in Africa

Strategic Competition

China and the Chocolate Factory

Posted date/time:March 25, 2025

Air pollution in India.

Environment

India: Economic Growth, Environmental Realities

Posted date/time:March 18, 2025

Close up of fiber optics

Digital Assets

From Under the Seas and Up to the Cloud

Posted date/time:March 11, 2025

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Wildlife Trade

Spying on Poachers

Posted date/time:April 1, 2025

Two rhinos in the late afternoon at Kruger National Park.

Blog post
Strategic Competition

China and the Chocolate Factory

Posted date/time:March 25, 2025

A smiling African farmer harvesting cocoa pods on the plantation, production of chocolate in Africa

Blog post
Environment

India: Economic Growth, Environmental Realities

Posted date/time:March 18, 2025

Air pollution in India.

Blog post
Digital Assets

From Under the Seas and Up to the Cloud

Posted date/time:March 11, 2025

Close up of fiber optics

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International Development

On Development, Humanitarian Assistance, and Resilience

Posted date/time:March 5, 2025

Thousands of Rohingya citizens fleeing from Myanmar are crossing the Bangladesh border at Teknaf and entering Rohingya camps, 2017, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.

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Elections

Change in the Ballot Box in Africa

Posted date/time:February 25, 2025

South Africa Election

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Global Health

Niger's River Blindness Lesson

Posted date/time:February 18, 2025

Niger River in Niamy, Niger.

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Artificial Intelligence

AI’s Promise Comes With a Price

Posted date/time:February 11, 2025

Working data center.

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Critical Minerals

There’s Mining, Then There’s Illegal Mining

Posted date/time:February 4, 2025

Assafo, Ivory Coast - April 3, 2024: children feeding a crusher with ore to extract some grams of gold. In Ivory Coast, children from Burkina Faso often provide cheap manpower for local businessmen

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Humanitarian Assistance

An American Approach to Foreign Assistance

Posted date/time:January 28, 2025

Sudanese Children suffering from malnutrition are treated at an MSF clinic in Metche Camp, Chad, near the Sudanese border, on April 6, 2024.