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Windmills against a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Chinese Manufacturing in Clean Tech

Ilaria Mazzocco

IGCC Blog / March 29, 2023

Battered buildings from the civil war in Yemen.

Implications of the Saudi-Iran Deal for Yemen

Marta Furlan

IGCC Blog / March 27, 2023

A water tanker in Karachi, Pakistan.

Political Links to the Water Mafia in Karachi

Niloufer Siddiqui and Erum Haider

IGCC Blog / March 23, 2023

NATO Headquarters.

Why Democracies Aren’t More Reliable Alliance Partners

Mark Nieman and Doug Gibler

IGCC Blog / March 21, 2023

How Solar Developed from the Bottom-Up in China

Jonas Nahm

IGCC Blog / March 14, 2023

Annalena Baerbock speaks at a Green Party event. A small crowd is applauding her.

Viewpoint: Protecting Women Politicians from Online Abuse

Ladyane Souza, Luise Koch, Maria Paula Russo Riva, and Natália Leal

IGCC Blog / March 09, 2023

A protest march in Cairo, Egypt against the country’s first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi. The crowd is waving Egypt's flag.

Counterrevolutions Are Much More Successful at Toppling Unarmed Revolutions. Here’s Why.

Killian Clarke

IGCC Blog / March 07, 2023

Artwork on the wall that separating Israel and Palestine. The main art is a black stencil of a child jump roping with barbed wire, with the words, "CAUTION: CHILDREN PLAYING WITH BARBED WIRE."

Is Israel on the Precipice of Genocide?

Michael Barnett

IGCC Blog / March 06, 2023

A narco message.

Threats as a Tool of Criminal Governance

Shauna Gillooly and Philip Luke Johnson

IGCC Blog / March 01, 2023

United Nations peacekeepers load an injured person into a truck after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.

Would an Armed Humanitarian Intervention in Haiti Be Legal—And Could It Succeed?

Alexandra Byrne, Zoha Siddiqui, and Kelebogile Zvobgo

IGCC Blog / February 28, 2023

President of Russia Vladimir Putin with members of the Russian Olympic team for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan.

Power, Not Peace: The Achilles’ Heel of the Olympic Games

Timothy Sisk

IGCC Blog / February 27, 2023

Soldiers walk amid destroyed Russian tanks in Bucha, in the outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine, Sunday, April 3, 2022.

On the One-Year Anniversary of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

PVG Contributors and Guests

IGCC Blog / February 21, 2023

Why Calls for Secession Come and Go

Kevin Gatter

IGCC Blog / February 07, 2023

Can Democracy Assistance Be Effective in the Age of Authoritarianism?

Oren Samet and Susan Hyde

IGCC Blog / February 06, 2023

China’s Uncharacteristic Approach to Artificial Intelligence (AI) Development

Jeffrey Ding

IGCC Blog / February 03, 2023

Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration in Ethiopia: What to Expect

Júlia Palik

IGCC Blog / January 31, 2023

Why Do Mass Expulsions Still Happen?

Meghan Garrity

IGCC Blog / January 30, 2023

The Colombian Government and the ELN Rebels Are Negotiating Again. Women Need a Seat at the Table

Shauna N. Gillooly

IGCC Blog / January 26, 2023