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State of the world's emergencies 2017
Bond has released a briefing report presenting a rapid overview of some of the world’s most complex and protracted emergencies.
Working women: Key facts and trends in female labor force participation
Our World in Data provide an extensive, up-to-date picture of gender in the global workforce.
Intellectual Property for the Twenty-First-Century Economy
What is becoming increasingly important in intellectual property matters is the way knowledge is used - in ways that put people’s health and welfare ahead of corporate profits.
Grasberg mine divestment could fuel Papua violence
Anthropology professor Eben Kirksey connects recent violence near Papua's Grasberg gold mine with plans to divest half of the American-owned operation to Indonesian entities.
Opinion: For the price of a few warships, we could end slavery once and for all
It would cost just £650 a head to usher slavery into extinction – so why hasn’t that happened?
Iraqi forces sweep into Kirkuk, checking Kurdish independence drive
After weeks of threats and posturing, the Iraqi government began a military assault on Monday to curb the independence drive by the nation’s Kurdish minority
The Pacific response to WHO's planned program of work
'If we have many priorities, we don’t have a priority.'
The world’s first Humanitarian Impact Bond
A new conflict-zone funding mechanism has potential to facilitate more predictable funding and a more diverse donor base.
After 3 years under ISIS, Mosul's children go back to school
An elementary school serving as a military base under ISIS has re-opened for education.
SPECIAL REPORT: In blocking arms to Yemen, Saudi Arabia squeezes a starving population
As a battleground in a multi-nation political struggle, aid sent to Yemen risks falling subject to power play.
