Why Machine-Readable Standards Must Complement, Not Replace, Legal Architecture
The missing layer is not data but governance, and standards alone cannot fill it.
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Connected and Concerned: African-Led Governance Starts with Citizens
As digital transformation accelerates across the continent, citizen voices must lead the conversation.
In Trade, the Customer Is Always Right. Glyphosate Proves It
Canada's dependency puts trade diversification at risk.
Why Quantum Governance Needs More Than a Common Vision at Évian
The G7 must move quantum from vision to action.
Transparency Is Multilateralism’s Last Line of Defence
Geoeconomic fragmentation combined with opacity is the greatest risk the world economy is facing. The IMF and the World Bank, with their permanent, on-the-ground presence, continuously engage with national authorities to collect real-time information on economic policies. Use them.