The future of multilateralism is far from assured, but in a world of weak poles of power

financing strategy, opting to access loans from multilateral lenders due to uncertainties in the

system of bilateral and multilateral relations in the region. These changes have been prompted by

Although the current pandemic imposes immediate and imperative responses, it also has important geopolitical and social implications, writes Andrés Serbin, Executive President of CRIES; Co-Chair of the Asia and the Americas section of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA). The post-pandemic

Regardless of the outcome of the G20 summit itself, it will be possible to mark the Indonesian presidency as a success. After all, the current crisis has allowed Indonesia to prove itself as a global power.

Development Goals adopted by us all in 2015, constitute the roadmap to navigate the main challenges

Manila-headquartered multilateral lending agency Asian Development Bank( ADB) will provide a USD

The world economy deserves financial stability and a strict and coordinated policy on the financial side. Having a new world currency, in addition to the US$ and the Euro as key reserve currencies at present, would be beneficial as long as it meets the need for more world stability.

Regional cooperation is essential to monitor and mitigate macro-financial risks from climate change.... The threat to livelihoods from rising sea levels is especially pronounced in the region, where 70 per cent of the global population vulnerable to sea level rise resides.... The ADB estimates suggest that greenfield investments in trade-exposed sectors experienced sharper declines than other sectors during periods of increased geopolitical tensions. South Asia accounted for nearly half of tot

Multilateralism: How COVID-19 Is Changing Our Perceptions of the International System”. In recent