Africa’s Debt Crisis Dossier Rising global inequality and escalating debt crises are hitting Africa hard. This dossier explores key challenges and the reforms needed to build fairer international financial structures.
Africa’s Debt Crisis: The Complex Puzzle We Can’t (Yet) Complete Editorial Africa’s debt crisis is rapidly intensifying. Rising interest rates, climate shocks and an unfair global financial architecture are pushing many countries to the brink of default. Joe Kobuthi explains why existing debt relief initiatives fall short and which new approaches Africa needs to regain financial sovereignty. Joe Kobuthi
Mapping Global Surrogacy Report The report exposes how global surrogacy is a supply-driven industry shaped by global inequities, weak regulation, and the power of “care brokers.” It calls for transnational policy action rooted in feminist ethics and reproductive justice. Amrita Pande
Dr. Riham Halaseh Head of the Democracy and Human Rights Program at the Heinrich Böll Foundation's office Ramallah
We Are Not Going Back to the Sidelines! Commentary Voices from across the Americas and the Caribbean meet in Lima to confront rising anti-rights attacks and chart a bold roadmap for inclusive democracies. Their message is clear: dignity, visibility, and political participation for all are non-negotiable. Jenny Zapata López
Africa’s Path Out of Debt in a World That’s Changing the Rules Analysis The Global South is caught in a worsening debt crisis that drains resources from essential services. Reallocating IMF Special Drawing Rights could offer a just and sustainable way out. Joshua Kwesi Aikins
