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Jana Schreiber 20 October 20227 December 2022 3 Comments arms sales, conflict, human rights, human security, international law, military, peacebuilding

Global Arms Sales Rise Despite Supply Chain Challenges

The latest SIPRIorg report shows that global arms sales rose for the seventh straight year, increasing by 1.9% to $592 billion in 2021 despite significant supply chain challenges.

Examining the Complexities of the Qatar World Cup Debate

Human Rights International Affairs

Naima Williams 9 October 20227 December 2022 4 Comments construction, exploitation, human rights, migrant workers, qatar, reform, world cup

Examining the Complexities of the Qatar World Cup Debate

Despite the heated debate, it’s important to recognize the progress that has been made in Qatar and to avoid oversimplifying the migrant experience in the region.

Creating Sustainable Food Supply Chains for a Growing World

Agribusiness Climate Change Sustainability

Aaliyah Akhtar 3 September 20227 December 2022 2 Comments agribusiness, carbon emissions, climate change, data analytics, food supply chain, human rights, machine learning, sustainability

Creating Sustainable Food Supply Chains for a Growing World

As the world’s population continues to grow, the need for sustainable food supply chains is becoming increasingly important. Data analytics and machine learning can help to reduce carbon emissions and protect human rights.