Paddy Ashdown’s intervention during the Kosovo crisis in the late 1990s resonates powerfully in today’s ongoing story of Kosovo’s search for stability, justice, and international belonging. As Kosovo marked seventeen […]
A brief thought piece, by Merlene Toh-Emerson MBE What is the significance of the “Indo-Pacific” region, you may well ask? A German academic Karl Hauschofer is often credited with coining […]
It was a great honour for The Paddy Ashdown Forum to accept a posthumous award on behalf of his family in Kosovo on their 17th celebration of independence on 17th […]
Lessons from Africa and Reflections on Southeast Asia Asry Kaloko Susan Payne is a leading figure in African sustainable agriculture and sits on the board of the African Agricultural Council. […]
Imaduddin Ahmed Many climate-vulnerable nations hoped for more at COP29. However, the text leaves an opportunity for Pakistan’s freshest minds to seize on behalf of those whom have most to […]
Christopher Gleadle In contrast to drill, baby, drill, the ‘Green Energy Transition’ requires mine, baby, mine. Renewable energy is a conversion process: natural processes such as wind or sun to […]
Christopher Gleadle Globally, environmental impact is marked by behaviours that are dismantling our life-support systems. These harmful actions and habits have become ingrained. They capture our attention, but we find […]
By Merlene Toh-Emerson MBE As the United States counts down to Election Day, all the world prepares to witness the breaking of the glass ceiling by Ms Kamala Harris. Being […]
Introduction Resilience involves the ability to recover from challenging situations such as economic downturns, climate events, or health crises while continuing to grow and perform well. Resilience is strengthened by […]
The healthcare industry is experiencing a transformation that is reshaping patient care, diagnostics, and medical training. The inclusion of artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR) into healthcare systems worldwide […]