As GCC economies seek to diversify and attract foreign investment through creation of global hubs of technological innovation and international commerce, COVID-19 may provide a lesson that such strategies could lock them in to the risks of associated with globalization, urbanization, and climate change.
During the last six months, Iraq’s government has been under immense pressure due to simultaneous crises: social unrest, a dysfunctional and corrupt government, the growing spread of the coronavirus, and economic ruin.
Youth participation has been demonstrated as vital to the success and sustainability of development efforts.
Below, Navanti analysts have summarized and contextualized the most important articles they read over the past month. Kharkiv is eastern Ukraine’s gateway: as the country endures political shakeup and COVID-19, the city may be a bellwether for developments in the east.
Rural security remains one of the most vital unresolved components of Colombia’s 2016 peace agreement between the state and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
Below, Navanti analysts have summarized and contextualized the most important articles they read over the past month.
Navanti maps the most common routes migrants take across Yemen, and includes photos taken by our researchers at key points along the way.
Below, Navanti analysts have summarized and contextualized the most important articles they read over the past month.
2019 was a busy year for Navanti! Take a look at our year in review infographic, which showcases several metrics of our team’s growth, and productivity last year.
In April 2018, a brawl broke out at the University of Jordan between two tribes over allegations of voter fraud during student elections, resulting in one student’s death and the expulsion of 39 others.