Member Articles

Global deforestation continues at an alarming rate, due to the unsustainable production and consumption of natural resources. This report examines the lessons learned from tackling previous illegal logging efforts.

The global patchwork of digital and tech governance is emerging far too slowly. To grapple with digital disruption, the world urgently need an international Digital Stability Board.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has not just shattered what was left of Europe’s post-Cold War order. It has also defined the broad contours of Europe’s future order and consequently of the kind of peace such an order will be able to sustain.

Russia’s actions have the potential to compromise the BRICS’ position on territorial integrity, sovereignty, and non-interference. It is important that the bloc does not perpetuate double standards that undermine the principles they ostensibly promote.

The Artificial Intelligence Act attempts to regulate a wide range of AI applications. This study analyzes the interplay between the act and EU digital acquis, mapping the gaps and limitations of the AI Act in relation to fourteen pieces of legislation.

The Tenth NPT Review Conference met amid a tumultuous time for nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament. This piece argues that the NPT is still relevant, but is losing credibility and needs to adapt to changing circumstances.

Gas or electricity price subsidies would likely lead to a vicious cycle of costlier imports and larger subsidies. This recommends EU Member States should instead subsidize gas savings and pay households for consuming less.

A new series of essays asks whether Southeast Asia needs a new development model. In different ways, several of the responses suggest that such ambition can only be driven by new political approaches.

India’s tepid response to the PGII contrasts with New Delhi’s opposition to China’s Belt and Road Initiative, which the new G7 initiative seeks to counter.

Expanding BRICS to create an alternative power bloc is enticing for many countries, but it faces several practical limitations.