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Daniel Ortega argues that to improve development outcomes, institutions should measure results and document progress toward a culture of learning to turn experience into knowledge.

Christina Kwauk, fellow in the Global Economy and Development program, interviews three educators in the Echidna Global Scholars program who are from India, Nepal, and Bangladesh. Learn more about their backgrounds, who inspired them, and the...

On the commemoration of World Food Day, countries need to set policies that provide for healthier, affordable, and sustainable diets, as well as create interventions to help farmers reduce post-harvest losses.

Police officers aren't robots. They're people.

On Oct. 25, Brookings will host an expert discussion on improving policing in the U.S.

Graham and Pinto examine how gender and race impact well-being across different locations.

John Hudak writes that the broad Democratic field and numerous debates leading up to the nomination are a crucial mechanism for determining who will be the most fit for the job and who has the strongest policy proposals.

The changing nature of work will require a sophisticated vision for making our talent development ecosystem more equitable and functional.

The Nobel Committee’s announcement is also a call for attention: Abiy has finally taken the lid off Ethiopia, initiating one of world’s most important political transitions, but also its most fragile.

Carol Graham discusses the causes and consequences of the opioid crisis and what policymakers can do to address it.

This year’s U.N. General Assembly in September was the first time that heads of state and government came together to assess global progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) since their …

A central theme of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) is a pledge “that no one will be left behind.” Since the establishment of the SDGs in 2015, the importance of this commitment has only gr…

Nellie Liang discusses the dangers of having looser financial regulations at the time of monetary policy easing.

Studies in this week’s Hutchins Roundup find that increasing taxes on high-income earners in California leads to outmigration, consumers don’t increase borrowing when they become unemployed and more.

The latest update of the Brookings-Financial Times TIGER index indicates the possibility of a worldwide economic slowdown and stagnation characterized by weak growth in major economies and no growth in others.