Development

This is the second in a series on rethinking international development

Critiquing mainstream thinking of Western aid.

Bringing a millennial voice to the discussion.

The Euro 2012 soccer championships and Ukraine's shortcomings

Should Western leaders try to impose their morality on African governments?

Earlier this week, the team from Zambia won the Africa Cup of Nations soccer tournament.  The Zambian side, known as the Chipolopolo, or Copper Bullets, were an underdog in the 16 team field.  Their victory over the heavily-favored Cote d'Ivoire

According to a report in Foreign Policy, sales of the Nano automobile in India have been disappointing.  Launched with great fanfare just two years ago and billed as the “

With control of his nation reduced to a handful of loyalist redoubts, there is a palpable sense of joy in Western capitals - and an equal sense of relief at NATO headquarters in Brussels that the seemingly moribund alliance was actually able to achieve something - over the impending end of the

Carol-Ann Gleason reports on a conference aimed at political and economic empowerment for women. Women should not be considered a marginalized, special interest group. Rather, Gleason declares, "Women are social agents transforming the landscape, dedicated women in leadership passing the baton, technical geniuses, creative forces, diverse, and intense." Read on.

After listening to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his recent swing though the United States I can only assume that Bibi just doesn't realize it's 2011.  How else to explain his repeated comments, including his