For the latest episode of our weekly podcast series, Senior Reporter Adva Saldinger sits down with reporters Ayenat Mersie and Jesse Chase-Lubitz to look back at the African Union Summit and the Munich Security Conference.
The African Continental Free Trade Area takes center stage at the AU Summit, and the U.S. seeks to pilot a new African cross-border infrastructure corridor, promising that investments would not be exploitative.
Global health experts see the decision of the states of California, New York, and Illinois as both practical and symbolic.
“If we’re fully funded through our new strategy, we think we can cover over three-quarters of the threats that may emerge today and in the coming years,” Aurélia Nguyen, CEPI’s deputy chief executive officer, tells Devex.
Officials are seeking input on which cross-border project to back under the new U.S.–AU infrastructure working group.
Opinion: Climate financing projects must consider not only infrastructure but also education and workforce systems in order to achieve a green economy.
