Kristalina Georgieva’s reappointment to the #IMF is the right outcome, but how it was done underscores the IMF’s problems. Deal–making between the EU and U.S. over leadership at the IMF and World Bank is devastating to credibility, writes Ngaire Woods. diplomaticourier.com/posts/imf-chos…

Maternal mental health is still stigmatized as we concentrate on maternal physical health. Women need labor protections based on their mental and physical health, and new fathers need time off to support their partners, write Ashley and Adam Ratzlaff. diplomaticourier.com/posts/partneri…

Can we move beyond climate rhetoric? This was a prominent theme of our World This Month newsletter, which explores key trends in global affairs. ✉️ Interested? Read this month’s newsletter, and sign up for future editions to be delivered to your inbox! sh1.sendinblue.com/amekfb7nglpfe.…

What if mainstreaming #selfcare into health systems, policies, and programs brings us closer to achieving #UHC by 2023?

At the World Bank meeting, PSI 's CDO Michael Holscher & leaders from Bayer AG and Diplomatic Courier explored strategies for global adoption of self-care.

Russia may formally recognize the Taliban—despite listing them as a terrorist organization—as it seeks security for its Central Asian allies. Yet a political agreement between the Kremlin and Taliban will be difficult to reach, writes Никола Миковић / Nikola Mikovic. diplomaticourier.com/posts/russias-…

Since our last announcement in January, here are the newest members for our World in 2050 Brain Trust! 🚀 We are excited to welcome Nick Assad, Kristen Nuttall, John Goodwin, Ian Ralby, Margaret J. Millett, Ambassador M. Ashraf Haidari, and Joel RUET.

Reflecting on 19th and 20th century England gives some insight into what excessive automation from #AI would look like. Changing the narrative about AI could be the most powerful way to avoid this future, write Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson. diplomaticourier.com/posts/history-…

Since our last announcement in January, here are the newest members for our World in 2050 Brain Trust! 🚀 We are excited to welcome Nick Assad, Kristen Nuttall, John Goodwin, Ian Ralby, Margaret J. Millett, Ambassador M. Ashraf Haidari, and Joel RUET.

Reflecting on 19th and 20th century England gives some insight into what excessive automation from #AI would look like. Changing the narrative about AI could be the most powerful way to avoid this future, write Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson. diplomaticourier.com/posts/history-…

Two recent books explore the moral impact that the withdrawal from #Afghanistan had on those Afghans who worked with allied forces in the hopes of bettering their country and building a brighter future, writes Joshua Huminski. Larisa Brown Mikael Cook diplomaticourier.com/posts/moral-co…

Two recent books explore the moral impact that the withdrawal from #Afghanistan had on those Afghans who worked with allied forces in the hopes of bettering their country and building a brighter future, writes Joshua Huminski. Larisa Brown Mikael Cook diplomaticourier.com/posts/moral-co…

At this year’s #CircularEconomyForum with Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) on the occasion of the IMF/World Bank #SpringMeetings in Washington, DC, FinClusive’s Amit Sharma talked about ensuring basic economic resilience.

Despite Western democracies’ shift away from physical infrastructure and towards social, cultural, and even digital public infrastructure, a dim future awaits any society that allows its existing infrastructure to degrade, writes Diane Coyle. diplomaticourier.com/posts/wests-ne…

At this year’s #CircularEconomyForum with Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) on the occasion of the IMF/World Bank #SpringMeetings in Washington, DC, Ambassador M. Ashraf Haidari spoke on how the public and private sectors must collaborate to ensure climate action.

Urgency is essential to build a more sustainable and inclusive future for all. Minerva Legacy’s Danielle Veira discussed this at the #CircularEconomyForum with Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) on the occasion of the IMF/World Bank #SpringMeetings in Washington, DC.

At this year’s #CircularEconomyForum with Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) in Washington, DC, Camille Stewart Gloster gave insights on the importance of security, privacy, and safety with #technology .

International art, diplomacy, finance, and media professionals gathered at the Creative Alliances: Navigating Cultural Diplomacy at the Intersection of Business and the Arts symposium on the occasion of the IMF/World Bank #SpringMeetings .

Eighty years after the formation of the #IMF and #WorldBank , we have a duty to consider their mandates and ensure they are equipped to meet modern challenges, write Joaquim Levy, Axel A. Weber, and Siddharth Tiwari. diplomaticourier.com/posts/bretton-…

Two years under Chancellor Olaf Scholz, #Germany remains the top-rated global power for the seventh year in a row; while U.S. leadership has been stuck at 41% since President Biden's second year, writes Julie Ray. GallupNews diplomaticourier.com/posts/no-soft-…

You can’t talk about sustainable development without talking about #education . Smithsonian Science Education Center (SSEC)’s Carol O'Donnell explained this and more at the #CircularEconomyForum with Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) on the occasion of the IMF/World Bank #SpringMeetings in Washington, DC.