Countries must carefully weigh desalination's potential for good with its steep costs and harmful environmental impact.
Category: News from the World
In Tigray, civilians continue to suffer amid regional conflict
The world is looking to Ethiopia to end the civil war in light of new sanctions and humanitarian concerns.
Breaking down the WHO’s new pediatric malaria vaccine
The vaccine is a medical breakthrough, but challenges with distribution and outcomes continue to cause concern.
Chinese government support benefits domestic AI companies
Close partnerships between tech and government give Beijing an edge over Washington.
Trump vs. Biden: The U.S. approach to immigration
In this overview of Biden and Trump's immigration policies, GPI fellows find that the administrations are cut from the same cloth.
Will the supply chain crisis change the way we trade?
The pandemic has only exacerbated supply chain issues and economies' resiliency.
North Korean hypersonic missile tests rattle East Asia
As Pyongyang ramps up its program, should Washington be worried?
Olaf Scholaz and the future of U.S.-Germany relations
Meet Germany’s new chancellor — and the challenges he faces.
AUKUS: A Western response to Chinese aggression
A new submarine deal signals a strategic shift in the Indo-Pacific region.
Latin America’s resurgent leftism
A “pink tide” of left-wing parties are ascending across the region. Who’s next?