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Buoyed by decades of experience, Olara Otunnu Lays Out His Vision To Lead a Fractured United Nations
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Latin America Says It Is Time to Lead the UN. But the Region Is Split Over Its Candidate. 
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Who Is Willing to Do the “Most Impossible Job on Earth”?
Buoyed by decades of experience, Olara Otunnu Lays Out His Vision To Lead a Fractured United Nations
Trump’s “Friend” Crashes the Race for UN Secretary-General Right Before the Straw Poll 
Latin America Says It Is Time to Lead the UN. But the Region Is Split Over Its Candidate. 
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World’s top economies face ‘baby recession’

Zeynep Bayar1 year ago015 mins

Falling birth rates are triggering a global population crisis. Aging societies, shrinking workforces, and economic strain loom, quick fixes won’t be enough   The decline in fertility rates worldwide is causing population collapse in major economies. According to the United Nations’ World Population Prospects 2024 Revision, the world population is expected to peak in 2084…

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