Welcome to the GV Journal

Tameea reflects on the 2025 IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, exploring how trust underpins global finance, emerging technologies, investment flows, and the legitimacy of multilateral institutions.

Clare Lagan reflects on COP30 in Belém, examining civil society protests, Indigenous exclusion, fossil fuel influence, and emerging global momentum toward a just transition away from coal, oil and gas.

Pearl Mitchell reflects on attending COP30 as a marine scientist, exploring Indigenous leadership, youth disruption, and how science, community pressure, and shared responsibility shape more inclusive global climate action.

Elannah Young reflects on overcoming imposter syndrome through the World Food Forum, highlighting the power of youth leadership, Global Voices, and empowering young people to drive agrifood systems change now.

Indigo and Elly talk about leadership transitions, the polycrisis and taking the "long way" into international relations via seasonal firefighting and Russian fishing trawlers.

AgriFutures Fellow, Jasmine, explores how targeted tax incentives and planning reforms can reduce food deserts in Victoria.

The case for multilateralism when it all seems to be going wrong

Indigo and Elly talk about leadership transitions, the polycrisis and taking the "long way" into international relations via seasonal firefighting and Russian fishing trawlers.

Rohit reflects on how 'Small AI' tools can be used to deliver meaningful social impacts.

Rayana reflects on how attending the UNGA Sixth Committee shaped her idealistic view of international law

Kaiyin reflects on how their experience at COP30 renewed their belief in international cooperation and multilateralism

Cooper discusses the limitations of economic orthodoxy.

2025 Y20 Fellow, Adjoa Assan, explores expanding the Export Market Development Grant Act to include risk management activities as eligible expenses.

2025 CSW Fellow, Ayesha Ibrahim, proposes the creation of a nationally funded hotline to provide specialist support for victims of religious and spiritual abuse.

Amelie reflects on the possible career paths within the international diplomacy sphere.

Paris Capell reflect on Australia's empty chairs at the United Nations World Food Forum

AI for Good Fellow, Adele Dang, explores mandating annual APRA-managed algorithmic audits of data and source code for Superannuation funds.

Linda Le reflects on lessons learned in Canberra during pre-depature briefings and the space between.

Oliver Price explores how to create transparent and enforceable requirements for the moderation of AI Misinformation.

Ayesha looks back on CSW and her experiences with religion growing up.