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The Center for Global Development is deeply saddened by the loss of our friend and colleague Dr. Inge Kaul.

Malado Kaba of Falémé Conseil and Inge Kaul of the Hertie School join Gyude to discuss the commitments made at the long-awaited AU-EU summit, the ways in which the participants were portrayed, and whether issues beyond aid, such as research, innovation, and trade, got the attention they deserved.&nb...

The majority of the world wants peace. This is clear by now. Just consider the many large-scale anti-war demonstrations taking place around the world; and the outpour of solidarity and support for the people in the Ukraine and the more than one million Ukrainians who fled from their country. Ye...

What has this year’s EU/AU summit actually achieved in terms of resetting the relationship? And what lessons can be learned from what worked and did not work at the 6th summit to enable the parties to do better at the 7th meeting in two years’ time? 

EU plans for upcoming Africa summit in Brussels include launch of ‘ambitious’ package, after Global Gateway pledge to mobilise up to €300 billion Divisions within the bloc on how much and what to fund risk reducing it all to a simple rebranding of existing project allocations, observers war

The global policy debate on multilateralism has taken an intriguing turn during recent months and its focus has been widened, raising the question of how, under the current global geopolitical realities, a reinvigoration of multilateralism could realistically be achieved.

Last month, the UK government announced its commitment to “hold the largest review of the UK’s foreign, defence, security and development policy since the end of the Cold War,” with the review adopting an integrated, whole-of-government perspective.