The rules and institutions that govern our world were built without meaningful Global South participation. We challenge outdated frameworks and advance reforms that deliver equitable representation and policies, power-sharing, and an international order that works for all.
By Ana Saggioro Garcia - July 16, 2026
As the U.S. leads the 2026 G20, it faces rising competition in the Global South. BRICS' expansion reflects demands for reform. The U.S. should use the G20 to advance reforms and engage BRICS constructively.
By Elizabeth Sidiropoulos - July 8, 2026
Global South countries are challenging the existing multilateral order. New alternatives seek greater representation, but North-South cooperation remains vital to tackle global challenges.
By Madison Harris - July 7, 2026
Key insights from our Congress Connect Roundtable series, convening Global South experts to challenge dominant narratives and elevate their expertise in Global North policy spaces.
By Marta Fernández - June 10, 2026
As the Global South pushes for reform, new institutions and coalitions are emerging. Rather than seeing these as threats, policymakers should treat them as calls for greater representation.
By Alberto Maresca - May 12, 2026
Caribbean engagement with China is not ideological — it is a rational response to debt, infrastructure deficits, and climate exposure, accelerated by growing U.S. unpredictability under Trump.
By Madison Harris - April 29, 2026
Key insights from our first Congress Connect Roundtable, convening Global South experts to challenge dominant narratives and elevate their expertise in Global North policy spaces.
By Annita Montoute - March 20, 2026
The second Trump administration has emphasized restoring American preeminence in the Western Hemisphere in order to protect the homeland. To that end, the United States has conducted numerous strikes on alleged drug...
