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What the World Needs from the Next UN Secretary General

Robert A. Wood2 days ago2 days ago09 mins

The next U.N. chief will need to develop greater and closer ties with the private sector and build new, more effective partnerships to help manage the resource dilemma. A   growing number of violent conflicts. A never-ending liquidity crisis. A bloated organization rife with antisemitism and facing loud calls for it to be completely overhauled….

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