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Diplomatic Courier boasts an extensive network that covers 180 countries across five continents. Our content is accessible in various formats, including print, online platforms, mobile, video, and social media. Additionally, we organize a forward-thinking series of global events known as the World in 2050. The inaugural event took place in 2011, focusing on the Future of Diplomacy. Since then, we've delved into numerous significant trends like food security, employment, education, philanthropy, healthcare, urban development, and more.

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Finding common ground to fuel uncommon collaboration

Jan 20, 2025 | diplomaticourier.com | Sasin Tipchai

o meet the challenges of this polycrisis, we need to take full advantage of the tools we have on offer with the advent of the Intelligent Age. Yet many of those polycrisis challenges are brought about or worsened by the very innovations underlying the Intelligent Age.
Circular economy education is a critical tool for NDCs

Nov 11, 2024 | diplomaticourier.com | Sasin Tipchai

n the context of global climate action, circular economy education has emerged as a crucial element in supporting the achievement of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). The circular economy model, which prioritizes resource efficiency, waste reduction, and recycling, directly aligns with NDC goals by addressing high–emission sectors such as manufacturing, waste management, and energy production.
Democratize AI by decentralizing the marketplace

Jul 17, 2024 | diplomaticourier.com

Jul 17, 2024 // A thriving AI ecosystem requires more than fast and cheap tools. Policymakers must aid in the democratization and decentralization of the ecosystem itself.
Addressing institutional weaknesses in climate-vulnerable South Asia

Apr 22, 2024 | diplomaticourier.com | Darshak Pandya

t the regional level, a number of institutional weaknesses when it comes to climate change need to be addressed. For example, the South Asia Cooperative Program (SACEP), established in 1981, is a regional intergovernmental organization with eight member–states. Although South Asian nations had foreseen the inevitable “severe ecological disequilibrium and the threat of environmental degradation in the Region,” SACEP remains grossly under–financed and under–staffed to achieve its core mission goals.
Excavating what make our modern world

Feb 3, 2024 | diplomaticourier.com | Dariusz Sankowski

e give so little thought to the things that make up the modern world. Sure, we may pause for a moment (or a lot more than a moment) and look at our phones and think what a marvel they are before scrolling to the next meme. We may grumble or gripe, especially on the Beltway that encircles Washington, D.C., about the state of the roads and the alarmingly large potholes, but likely have little idea how the massive road network is actually constructed.
How Can Policy Leaders Build “Climate-Ready” Education Systems?

Dec 20, 2023 | diplomaticourier.com | Tri Le

OP28 has concluded, and the vital role that education can play in tackling the climate crisis was at the heart of the summit’s agenda. The impact of the climate crisis on education is increasing. Weather-related disasters occur almost five times as frequently as forty years ago, disrupting the education of 40 million children a year.
The Geopolitics of EU Enlargement

Oct 19, 2023 | diplomaticourier.com | Leonhard Niederwimmer

here will Europe’s borders end? On October 6, EU leaders convened in Granada, Spain, to discuss a question that has captivated Eurocrats, think tanks, and journalists throughout the bloc since the start of the war in Ukraine. While the European Union already granted Ukraine candidate status in June 2022, the European Council is expected to vote on beginning formal accession talks on December 15.
Cooperation or Crisis

Oct 18, 2023 | diplomaticourier.com | Public DomainPictures

orld leaders attending the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings in Marrakesh this week have some difficult decisions to make. For starters, numerous developing economies—including Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Ukraine, and Zambia—are teetering on the edge of default or have already defaulted. Meanwhile, the United Nations’ recent “global stocktake” climate report shows that we are far from reaching the 1.5º Celsius target for global warming.
Youth Can Steer a Sustainable Path to Global Prosperity

Aug 12, 2023 | diplomaticourier.com | Peter Skitterians

s the world celebrates International Youth Day this year, we have a poignant opportunity to reflect on the significance of youth in U.S. foreign policy during this era of interconnected economies and shared global challenges—particularly when it comes to promoting inclusive growth, advancing democracy, and responding to climate change. With 2.4 billion people in the world between the ages of 10 and 29, the role of young people in steering the trajectory of nations deserves proper attention.
Europe Must Lead Ukraine’s Reconstruction

Aug 9, 2023 | diplomaticourier.com | Wilfried Pohnke

ho should pay for Ukraine’s postwar reconstruction? Shortly after Russia’s invasion, my co-authors and I estimated that it would cost roughly €200-500 billion ($220-550 billion) to rebuild the country and called for Europe to spearhead the recovery effort. After more than 500 days of death and destruction, the projected costs have probably at least doubled. Consequently, the need for Europe to step up and assume responsibility has become increasingly urgent.