United Nations
What’s Behind the Recent Arrests of Cambodian Activists?
Exploring the forces driving a recent crackdown against opposition figures in Cambodia.
Leadership for Thought: Non-Permanent Members Leading the Security Council through COVID-19
Amid deadlock at the highest levels of the UN, it’s the smaller, non-permanent members of the UNSC which now have an opportunity to take a more proactive role.
COVID-19 Is a Test of Multilateralism
And so far the United Nations Security Council has failed to rise to the challenge.
COVID-19: Time to Rethink International Peace & Security
In a world ravaged by COVID-19, multilateralism is the only path leading back to global prosperity.
The Case for Centrism in the Post COVID-19 New Normal
Few alternatives exist for the systems that power modern human society. But that doesn’t mean these systems can’t be vastly improved in the post COVID-19 new normal.
Double-Edged Sword: Goodwill Ambassadors and the United Nations
Goodwill ambassadors can both help and hurt the United Nation’s core peace-building mission.
International Law vs. Institutional Disarray on Palestine & Kashmir
Some of the world’s more intractable conflicts demand a legal rather than a political solution.
COP24 Deal Celebrations to Be Short-Lived
The COP24 agreement is being hyped as a win, but the Paris process remains woefully unfit for task in tackling global warming.
EU Counter-Terrorist Financing Initiatives: Time to Move Beyond the War on Terror
Criminals and terrorists are evolving new ways to launder money and finance themselves. It’s time for the European Union evolve along with them.
Vietnam Ready for a Seat at the UN Security Council
Vietnam’s commitment to global institutions and poverty alleviation make it a good candidate for a rotating seat at the UN Security Council.