[wanabidii] Solving the Rohingya crisis, plus...

…sustainable diets, Georgian foreign policy, Nigeria's inauguration View in browser   |   Send to colleague Solving the Rohingya Crisis The Rohingya crisis is a challenge to ASEAN, but must be solved by Myanmar, writes Joshua Webb.   Read the expert comment > Reviewing Interventions for Healthy and Sustainable Diets Human obesity has reached pandemic proportions, the environmental impacts of food production are unsustainable and the costs are increasingly being borne by low- and middle- income countries where poor nutrition and overconsumption is rising. A new paper considers the global policy options for encouraging healthy and sustainable diets. Read the research paper > Two Years of the Dream: Georgian Foreign Policy During the 2012–14 Transition Georgia has been an accidental beneficiary of events outside its control - notably Russia's preoccupation with Ukraine. But this may not last, writes S. Neil MacFarlane. Read the research paper > Nigeria's New President Pits Hope Against Harsh Realities The symbolic significance of Nigeria's 2015 election is enormous. But Nigerians' renewed hope and their government are about to be thoroughly tested, writes Elizabeth Donnelly. Read the expert comment > The Future of Diplomacy: The Case of the UK and China FEATURED EVENT Thursday 04 May | 13:00 - 14:00 Professor Kerry Brown, Associate Fellow, Asia Programme, Chatham House; Author of What's Wrong with Diplomacy?: The Future of Diplomacy and the Case of China and the UK Chair: James Kynge, Emerging Markets Editor, Financial Times Register (Members only) > Not a member? Apply for membership > Connect Forward this email | Unsubscribe