The Commonwealth has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting democratic elections and upholding the principles of impartial observation, as set out in the Declaration of Principles for International ...

The Commonwealth Secretary-General, Hon Shirley Botchwey, has issued a statement for Human Rights Day, observed on 10 ...

Grenada’s Prime Minister, Dickon Mitchell, knows the road to full recovery is long, complex, and demanding. Just over a year ...

The Commonwealth Secretariat, in partnership with the Chandler Institute for Justice, is conducting a capacity-building ...

At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the global climate finance architecture and the need to accelerate the flow of both public and private capital to climate-vulnerable nations was high on the agenda for ...

The International Trade Centre (ITC) and the Commonwealth Secretariat today signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to ...

Blog by Carla Qualtrough, former Minister of Persons with Disabilities in Canada on International Day of Persons with ...

Blog by Mxolisi Sibanda, Adviser, and Elyse Blondell, Intern, Commonwealth Climate Change and Oceans Directorate ...

As the curtain closed on the 5th Global Youth Work Conference (GYWC2025) in Kuala Lumpur, the sense of possibility remained in the air—resonating through the lively conversations of delegates as they ...

The Commonwealth Secretariat advocates for the use of sport as a vehicle for development and peacebuilding. Our work focuses on how sport can be used to contribute to national development objectives ...

Antigua and Barbuda is a tropical but dry country of 3 islands in the Eastern Caribbean. The largest, Antigua, has secluded bays and sandy beaches, coral reefs and volcanic rocks rising to about 400 ...