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The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, #CHOGM2026, is fast approaching and will be hosted in St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda from 1-4 November.
The Commonwealth @77 is the latest special issue of the @CWRoundTable journal.
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Newly available in our free-to-access 🔓dip into the vaults of the @CWRoundTable journal.
How fares the #Commonwealth? Reflections in the light of the Samoa.
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How reparation claims in #Kenya can help create new ‘geographies of responsibility’.
Research in the @CWRoundTable journal.
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Newly available in the From The Archives series: How #Commonwealth member states use #CHOGM to build political support around common positions on #climate threats.
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As AI advances, universities face questions about their role in shaping its governance. Who controls the systems underpinning AI, and how might this affect academic practices and intellectual independence?- writes James Yoonil Auh universityworldnews.com/post…
The Indian government's privacy law, which would require journalists to seek consent from people they write about, amounted to pre-censorship and could lead to newsrooms shutting down, media groups told the Supreme Court, starting the most high-profile challenge against the legislation reut.rs/4yKkfFc
King Charles heads to Caribbean as calls for slavery reparations grow reut.rs/3URuKsq
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Charles ‘will not shy away’ from issue of slavery in Caribbean thetimes.com/uk/royal-family…
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New Zealand Election 2026: What you need to know bbc.in/4zdHI2N
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"The world is changing and #CHOGM2026 is our moment to shape what comes next."
Next week, world leaders will gather in Antigua and Barbuda for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting with a call to accelerate partnerships and investment.
Read more: bit.ly/4dYzdjB
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The former prime minister of New Zealand is set to become a professor at the University of Sydney
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One Commonwealth Summit. One opportunity to change how the Commonwealth delivers results.
At Wolfson College, University of Oxford, I shared my vision for a Commonwealth that turns ambition into action by connecting countries with investors, unlocking climate finance and creating opportunities for millions of young people.
With more than US$30 billion in potential investment projects and bold new initiatives for climate action and youth empowerment, we are building partnerships to deliver investment and prosperity for our 2.7 billion people.
#CHOGM2026 will be the turning point. Our moment is here.
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New on the #ICwS Blog:
'A Commonwealth Climate Partnership? Middle Powers and Small States at CHOGM 2026' written by Senior Research Fellow Dr Nicholas Watts.
Read it here: commonwealth.sas.ac.uk/news-…
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The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, #CHOGM2026, is fast approaching and will be hosted in St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda from 1-4 November.
The Commonwealth @77 is the latest special issue of the @CWRoundTable journal.
ow.ly/22v250ZZcFv
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#India has the blueprint for global #AI leadership. But commitments don’t implement themselves.
From a government-wide delivery mechanism to stronger AI capacity across ministries and credible safety evaluations, the next step is institutional follow-through.
What would it take to turn ambition into action?
@rudra_81 on @orfonline: or-f.org/40803
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Eight months into Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) rule, the results are mixed. buff.ly/DCCED6D
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Nepal may not play a direct role in global conflicts, but Nepalis do pay, often with their lives. There has always been a dichotomy between Nepal’s nonaligned foreign policy and its tripartite agreement with India and the UK.
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The choice of the tenth UN Secretary-General, who will take office in January 2027, could shape global diplomacy.
So far, 10 candidates have been nominated, while three have withdrawn.
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Australian policy regime ‘more restrictive than ever’ as international education industry figures gather for annual summit in Sydney
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Opinion: Carney’s drive to make Canada a European cousin encounters a messy reality theglobeandmail.com/politics…
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Why the King's Caribbean tour could be 'biggest risk of his reign' bbc.in/4sorz85
















