Improving Cities from Space: Geospatial Innovations in North and Central Asia

By Kareff Rafisura, Ladislav Charouz and Elena A. Pronina* BANGKOK | 26 October 2026 (IDN) — Cities in North and Central Asia are growing quickly, bringing them face to face with the interlinked challenges of rapid urbanisation, rising population density, and heightened vulnerability to disaster and climate risks. World Cities Day is a good opportunity to consider these […]

Returns on Ethics: A New Compass for Global Finance in an Age of Debt and Inequality

By Jayasri Priyalal* SINGAPORE | 24 October 2026 (IDN) — As the world moves closer to the 2030 deadline for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a troubling reality is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Global wealth continues to expand, financial markets reach record valuations, and technological innovation accelerates at an unprecedented pace. […]

EEPA reports on deadly drone strike on Abyei market

BRUSSELS | 22 October 2026 (IDN | EEPA) — The following are the situation reports on the situation in Ethiopia, the migration and refugee situation, the situation in Sudan, the international and regional situation, UK threatens to ban entry to all Eritreans, deadly drone strike on Abyei market, WHO delivers medical supplies to northern Ethiopia […]

Africa Aims to Transform The Continent Inspired By Asia’s Rise

By Kalinga Seneviratne BANGKOK, Thailand | 21 October 2026 (IDN) — The IMF-World Bank annual meeting returned to Bangkok last week (12 to 18 October) after more than three decades, with nervous Thai authorities going to great lengths to prevent civil society protests from disrupting it. Inside Bangkok’s convention centre, World Bank’s turbaned American-Sikh President […]

Hunger Amid Plenty Is a Political Failure, UN Rights Chief Warns

The world produces more than enough food, yet conflict, inequality, waste and the concentration of farmland leave billions without an adequate diet. By Ramesh Jaura BERLIN | 20 October 2026 (IDN) — The world’s farms produce more food than ever before. The average global supply now exceeds 3,000 calories per person a day. Yet more than […]

Offshore Borders: Inside EU’s Ultimate Migration Strategy

By Francesca Lonardoni BRUSSELS, Belgium | 19 October 2026 (IDN) — Externalising the European Union’s (EU) borders has become a central priority in European migration policy. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s 2026 State of the European Union address to the European Parliament confirmed this trend, which has been developing for years. Referring directly to […]

Regional Trade and Economic Strategy Draw Asia and Africa Closer to BRICS

By Professor Maurice Okoli, Ph.D* This article was first published in Eurasia Review. MOSCOW | 17 October 2026 (IDN) — Perhaps, BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), with the new members and partner states, summit in New Delhi, from 11 September to 13, produced a new round of significant declarations, adapting its collective […]

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