At a time of unprecedented need, the Biden administration should work with allies to convene a new Financing for Development Conference that makes concrete commitments: increasing foreign assistance, debt relief, and new efforts to mobilize private finance for...

As humanitarian needs persist in Syria’s decade-long conflict, the needs of Syrians must be the guiding compass for policymakers to ensure there is unimpeded access to all Syrians across the entire country.

Counterterrorism policy, sanctions programs, and overly burdensome bureaucratic and administrative impediments restrict humanitarian agencies’ ability to reach Syria’s most vulnerable people.

Rethinking and reshaping global migration systems post-pandemic through a human security lens could be the difference between economic rebound and stagnation. Not doing so could also have grave strategic consequences.

In our latest edition of Talking Urban Futures in Africa, Judd Devermont sits down with urban researcher Heba Elhanafy to discuss charter city development in the region and what U.S. policymakers and the private sector should know about this trend.

The conflict in Syria has had a significant negative impact on the economic outlook for many Syrians. Regional financial crises, sanctions, and a spiraling inflation situation warrant a closer look at the financial cost of the war.

The Covid-19 pandemic in Syria has created a crisis within a crisis. With a destroyed health system and deeply vulnerable population, Syria’s dire humanitarian situation is now compounded by Covid-19.