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We keep asking if drones win wars. We should be asking who they’re killing.
EXCLUSIVE: Otunnu, Caught in His Own Formula, Keeps Pressing His Case for UNSG
Four Years Inside Israel’s Difficult Relationship With the UN
Sudan’s Shadow Looms Over Lana Nusseibeh’s UN Bid
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What It Costs Gen Z to Have a Voice at UNGA

Sabine Zednik-Hammonds4 weeks ago4 weeks ago04 mins

Young attendees tell Envoy what the actual costs—in money, access, and credibility—of being included in the world’s highest-level rooms are. As world leaders headed to New York for the UN General Assembly last week, young people flocked here too to try to secure a seat at the world’s table, only to find out that getting…

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Youth Say They Can Do It Let Them Prove It!

Victoire Mandonnaud9 months ago8 months ago07 mins

What happens when the United Nations borrows the simplicity of a jury-duty lottery and hands young people the power to review — and even overwrite — global decisions? A new model of civic intelligence is taking shape, one that asks the next generation to prove what they’ve long claimed: they can do it. Imagine receiving…

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