FP Fall 2025 Print Issue: The End of Development

It is the summit season. For world leaders, this time of the year involves determining whether they will attend the United Nations General Assembly, the Climate Climate Conference (COP), and the various Confabs, such as the G-20 summit. If the head of state chooses not to travel to the United States, Brazil, or South Africa, in this case, respectively, the question is then arises from those who send instead, and what is the sign that it might send, and how it can affect the relationships that have been built for decades.

2025 brings several additional complications. For beginners, not only the United States withdrawn, but also condemned the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, or the Sustainable Development Goals, making a major component of unrelated discussions. As a reminder, the sustainable development goals include harmless aspirations such as lack of poverty, zero hunger, good health and well -being, to name a few only out of 17 goals. The United States has again withdrew from the Paris Agreement, which means that Washington is no longer obligated to provide climate action plans or provide climate financing – where the policeman’s meeting was transferred to more than just a store to speak and the commercial exhibition. Then finally, there are great doubts about whether the United States will choose to attend the G20, and leave another major summit without the largest economic power in the world.

It is the summit season. For world leaders, this time of the year involves determining whether they will attend the United Nations General Assembly, the Climate Climate Conference (COP), and the various Confabs, such as the G-20 summit. If the head of state chooses not to travel to the United States, Brazil, or South Africa, in this case, respectively, the question is then arises from those who send instead, and what is the sign that it might send, and how it can affect the relationships that have been built for decades.

2025 brings several additional complications. For beginners, not only the United States withdrawn, but also condemned the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, or the Sustainable Development Goals, making a major component of unrelated discussions. As a reminder, the sustainable development goals include harmless aspirations such as lack of poverty, zero hunger, good health and well -being, to name a few only out of 17 goals. The United States has again withdrew from the Paris Agreement, which means that Washington is no longer obligated to provide climate action plans or provide climate financing – where the policeman’s meeting was transferred to more than just a store to speak and the commercial exhibition. Then finally, there are great doubts about whether the United States will choose to attend the G20, and leave another major summit without the largest economic power in the world.

The disappearance of multiple pluralism is just a starting point for the autumn of 2025 case, “the end of development”. As an FP -Economic Pillar writer Adam Tuzi In our main article, it is very easy to blame the knee in the first agenda of the Trump administration in America. Tooze always argues with power development and True – to give priority to national security interests above humanity and see the rise of countries like China as a purely threat (instead of a more accurate story of the miracle of growth with complications).

Overal economy Daniela Gabor This point is dependent on criticizing the “billions of trillions”, which is owned but the one who is convicted, as public capital assumes the risk of development assistance. Gabor concludes that “the scarcity of general financing is a political imagination.” “The funds are present. Institutions can be rebuilt. Only a will to restore it has been mixed in forgetfulness.”

Can help agencies fill development gaps? You may have heard that they have their own problems these days. Suparna ChaudhryWho studies NGOs, the finger refers to governments all over the world that saw An opportunity to suppress them. As Chaudhry notes, the war on non -profit organizations is not limited to the United States, although the completion of the United States Agency for International Development has directly affected many.

Moving to the world’s potential and political world DanielW Drezner And historian David C. Ingelman Both find inspiration in the past. Drezner reconsidines the work of the forgotten father of the Albert development economy or. Hirschman, whose approach appears to be the context that the countryside is recently relevant to the post -liberal world. Enerman discusses the confusing history of cooperation between the south and the south and its return, for the best or the worst. Our cover package concludes with a look at who might fill the opening of the United States on the world stage. Henry Tugendhat And fp James Palmer Interrogating China’s aspirations for development, and – resentment of hope –ndidi okonkwo nwuneli Among the only campaign, Africa is already leading with effective partnerships, especially among the public and private sectors throughout the continent.

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As was the case,

Ravi Agrawal