
UN’s Future in Question: Navigating Challenges of Past and Present
“The longer we don’t reform the Security Council the more the council’s credibility suffers’’
“The longer we don’t reform the Security Council the more the council’s credibility suffers’’
As global instability mounts, the stakes are high for the 79th Unit- ed Nations General Assembly week. While tensions in Europe and the Middle East continue to dominate the diplomatic agenda and shake up the global order, all eyes will be on New York in September for leaders to set the diplo- matic agenda for…
Illegal immigration has long been a critical issue in the United States, with recent decades seeing waves of mass migration that have put unprecedented pressure on U.S. borders and immigration systems. This article explores the reasons behind this migration, the evolving immigration patterns, and the policies that have attempted to address the issue over…
The Quest for looted artifacts: Navigating Heritage and History in the Pursuit of Cultural Repatriation.
Wealth has had tremendous power to shape societies and global economies throughout human civilization. Financial wealth, seen as a symbol of success or an indicator of status, has permeated every aspect of our lives. Technological developments, financial markets, and globalization have accelerated the rise of ultra-rich people, contributing to the creation of a super-elite class….
Leonardo DiCaprio has used his fame and status as a United Nations Messenger for Peace to move the needle on climate change. But the question remains: Are world leaders listening? While many of the U.N.’s “messengers” and “special envoys” use the honorific title for good will, for projects, and, needless to say, for publicity –…
Adams became widely known after the 1998 film Patch Adams, in which he was portrayed by Robin Williams. The film depicts his belief that doctors should treat patients with empathy and humor, challenging the traditional, often sterile, doctor-patient relationship. In a world often overshadowed by cynicism, disconnection, and the relentless pace of modern life,…
For the last half decade, there have been growing and persistent concerns about the attractiveness of US higher education to International students. The high point for such international mobility was reached in 2018/19, followed by steep declines in 2020/21 and 2021/22, as the Covid-19 pandemic played out, not only in the US but globally. International…
8 tips to support and comfort your children When conflict or war makes the headlines, it can cause feelings such as fear, sadness, anger and anxiety wherever you live. Here are some tips on how to approach the conversation with your child and to provide them with support and comfort. 1- Find out what they…
New Regulations Pave the Way for a Sustainable Future In recent years, it seems that almost every fashion brand has introduced a “sustainable” line, with products widely marketed as “eco-friendly” or “responsibly made.” Yet, the validity behind these claims is often unclear, leaving consumers questioning whether they reflect real impact or mere greenwashing, as many…
China, the world’s second largest economy, is no longer the first choice of Western companies. The companies, which have been making high profits from the Chinese economy for years, are experiencing major losses in their revenues. After the trade war between the European Union and the US with China, the Western companies have begun…
It has been reported that about 750 million or nearly one in ten people in the world are exposed to severe levels of food insecurity, and 2 billion people do not have regular access to safe, nutritious, and sufficient food. In northern Ghana, 33% of children are stunted, 11% are underweight, and 6.3% are wasted…
AI, Disarmament, and the Call for Responsible Regulation “UN Disarmament Chief Mrs. Izumi Nakamitsu Warns of AI-Driven Autonomous Weapons: Calls for Global Action to Protect Humanity” Mrs. Nakamitsu highlights crucial points about the integration of AI in military systems and the implications for disarmament and civilian protection. She emphasizes the need for a legally binding…
2025 will mark the anniversary of the SDGs, Paris climate pact and the Iran nuclear deal. It was the year that UN members charted the multilateral pathway that we are still supposedly on – but clearly we have gone off the rails. What went wrong? Why? Can we bring back the spirit of 2015 in…
The United Natons will host the “Summit of the Future” during the 79th session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA). The Summit of the future is a vital event aimed at reconstructing global cooperation to address today’s most widespread struggles around the world under the guidance and leadership of the UN.
In an increasingly digital landscape fraught with the perils of disinformation, Melissa Fleming, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications, discusses the U.N.’s comprehensive strategies to combat misinformation, the evolving digital communication landscape, and the implications of artificial intelligence in an exclusive interview. Through powerful storytelling and a commitment to truth, Fleming highlights the U.N.’s ongoing…