Helena Aida Voorhuis, a Burkinabe and Dutch youth representative, is a master’s student in Engineering and Policy Analysis at TU Delft. She attended the 30th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP30) in Belém do Pará, Brazil as a youth delegate with Save the Children Netherlands, and as a representative of the Local Conference…

When we think of punk, we often relate it to an era of music and fashion – but punk is, and has always been, political. Punk politics are defined as being anti-establishment and anti-authoritarian, fighting for individual freedom, and rejecting mainstream corporate culture. Punk politics have made waves globally, throughout the Global North and Global…

Multilateralism and the international institutions that have long sustained it—face a deep and multi-layered crisis. While this predicament is widely recognised in International Relations scholarship, existing debates have yet to fully engage with how fragmentation impacts different types of international institutions across geographical and functional domains, particularly through the lens of Global North–Global South dynamics.…

In this blog post, Kien Dang, Programme Coordinator of the Land Use Policy Analysis for Poverty Alleviation (LUPAPA) under Livelihood Sovereignty Alliance (LISO), explores food security in Vietnam. She shares her experiences of working with the local Dao Indigenous people to learn about local varieties of edible forest foods, and highlights what we can learn from…