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President Bush and I saw eye to eye on the global role the U.S. should play as a compassionate leader that could do good in the world, using our unparalleled resources...

The University of Notre Dame is launching a bold new Poverty Initiative to develop and advance innovative solutions to help vulnerable populations and t...

Please join the Center for Global Development to discuss Gregory Makoff’s new book, "Default: The Landmark Court Battle over Argentina’s $100 Billion Debt Restructuring." The book describes the fifteen-year conflict over Argentina’s 2001 default that led to a decade of litigation in U.S. courts and remade the legal framework for sovereign debt financing.

Antigua and Barbuda Tuesday opened its first ever embassy in China with Prime Minister Gaston Browne describing the Asian country as the “most philanthropic country globally”. Browne told the brief ceremony that St. John’s had...

Can Joseph Boakai, 79, change Liberia's fortunes, as he takes over from ex-footballer George Weah?

Chinese Vice-Premier Liu Guozhong wins support, including from UN leaders, for speech calling for overhaul of global systems.

In an open letter, 300 scholars from across the world condemn Germany’s complicity in Israel’s genocide.

The former international football star rose to the presidency at the age of 51 after defeating Mr Boakai in elections six years ago, but lost to him this time around by just over 20,000 votes.

Barry Herman is a visiting senior fellow in the Graduate Program in International Affairs at The New School in New York City.

Ukraine’s leader has learned that being grateful for foreign aid helps bring more aid. On other global issues, appreciation of progress has opened windows.