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What comes next for international development

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By Vanina Farber
| Leaders Unplugged
In 2025, the international development sector reached a tipping point. Deep cuts to US aid and a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape made clear that the international development system as we knew it was gone. What comes next depends on how we choose to respond.
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6 books that inspired IMD professors in 2025

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By Heather Cairns-Lee, Vanina Farber, Robert Hooijberg, Katharina Lange, John Weeks, Howard Yu
| I by IMD
The Wellbeing Book by Andrew Sharman The Wellbeing Book by Andrew Sharman Andrew Sharman reminds us that well-being is not an optional extra but a central pillar of human-centered living and leadership. The book draws on science and psychology to unpack the many elements of well-being in a clear, engaging structure.
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At the World Economic Forum’s Dubai meetings: Five ideas for a fractured world

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By David Bach, Simon J Evenett, Öykü Işık, Vanina Farber
| I by IMD
Global leaders descended on Dubai this week for the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meetings of the Global Future Councils and Cybersecurity. They did so against the backdrop of global challenges that are piled high. Those include geopolitical flashpoints, trade conflicts, and a growing distrust among the economic behemoths – principally the US and China – that is playing out in tariff wars.
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