Presidents, regional leaders, representatives of the international community – including the Commonwealth Secretary-General, ...

Presidents, regional leaders, representatives of the international community – including the Commonwealth Secretary-General – ...

This blog is the second in a series of three exploring effective approaches to data management. The first blog focused on the ...

The Commonwealth is an association of 56 countries working towards shared goals of prosperity, democracy and peace. The Commonwealth Secretariat is the intergovernmental organisation which ...

This second edition of the CCJ focuses on AI: its first five articles, collected together in the special section on AI, address emerging threats and employ AI approaches to improving cybersecurity ...

Institutions are not eligible to receive the prize. The winner of the Prize will be a living, distinguished and long-serving individual/ Commonwealth citizen over the age of 30 who: is considered a ...

St Kitts and Nevis is a two-island country in the eastern Caribbean Sea. Both islands were formed by volcanic activity and are mountainous. St Kitts is a fertile island with mainly black sandy beaches ...

The Commonwealth is a voluntary association of 56 independent and equal countries. Its roots go back to the British Empire, but membership of the modern Commonwealth does not depend on formerly being ...

One of the biggest threats to our ocean is pollution. Plastics, in particular, are a growing threat to the marine ecosystem. Improperly discarded on land, they eventually find their way into the sea – ...

Fifteen individuals and groups have been recognised for making a significant impact on communities, countries and regions of the Commonwealth, by creating innovative solutions to pressing development ...

The Commonwealth Secretariat Arbitral Tribunal (CSAT) was established and operates under a Statute agreed by Commonwealth governments in 1995.