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By Tim Cocks - September 30, 2025

There is bipartisan support in Washington for a renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), which waived U.S. duties on thousands of goods from sub-Saharan African countries for the past 25 years.

By Quim Olivares - September 2, 2025

Ara s'emmiralla amb la Xina i amb altres poders emergents com l'Aràbia Saudita o Turquia per assolir benestar econòmic sense necessitat de democràcia plena.

By Observer Research Foundation - August 26, 2025

From Bandung 1955 to Jakarta 2025 — has the idea of South-South cooperation lived up to its promise?

By Observer Research Foundation - August 13, 2025

As the world recalibrates across geopolitics, geoeconomics, and global governance, this panel of experts looks ahead to the trends, tensions, and turning points that will shape 2026.

By Aude Darnal - August 1, 2025

Indonesia stands at a crossroads: by channelling the spirit of Bandung, it can lead the Global South in forging fairer, greener multilateral mining frameworks.

By 3cat - May 20, 2025

En l'actual ordre mundial, a més de la Xina, altres poders emergents com l'Aràbia Saudita, l'Índia o Turquia són models a seguir pel Sud Global.

By Valerie Onu - May 12, 2025

How small island developing states’ are leveraging climate leadership to forge strategic economic partnerships.

By John Quincy Adams Society - April 8, 2025

How are Global South countries responding to the Trump Administration in light of its recent tariffs and foreign aid cuts, and how can U.S. grand strategy meet the moment in an increasingly multipolar world?

By Aude Darnal - March 27, 2025

Global South actors have an opportunity to step up as U.S. climate cooperation is scaled back under the second Trump administration.