Rana Taha’s Appointment: What It Means for UN-Tunisia Cooperation
On June 19, 2025, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres designated Rana Taha of Jordan as the new UN Resident Coordinator
Why the World Missed Its 2025 Child Labour Target—and What’s Next
In 2015, the world leaders pledged to abolish child labour in all its forms by 2025, and that was included
Bridging the $4 Trillion Gap: The Promise and Limits of the Compromiso de Sevilla
The signing of the Compromiso de Sevilla has become a turning point in the global process of financing sustainable development.
Can UNHCR maintain services after 3,500 job reductions?
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is facing its most severe operational crisis in decades, compelled to shed
UN Security Council’s Haiti Dilemma: Peacekeeping or Pragmatic Support
In the year 2025, Haiti is at a cusp. An upsurge of gang violence, the uncontrolled corruption, and worsening of
Is the UN General Assembly shaping Gaza’s peace future?
The United Nations General Assembly’s (UNGA) adoption of a Gaza ceasefire resolution by an overwhelming majority in June 2025 marks
Is Pakistan deflecting its own abuses at the UN Security Council?
The recent exchange between India and Pakistan at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) marks a significant escalation in diplomatic
Can UNESCO and ICANN build a more inclusive internet?
In an era where digital connectivity shapes social, economic, and cultural landscapes globally, the quest for an inclusive and multilingual
Syrian teen Sila shares war story at UN Security Council
The Syrian Civil War has inflicted profound and lasting trauma on millions of children, exemplified by the testimony of Sila,
UN honors Halima Ouarzazi on Women in Diplomacy Day
Halima Ouarzazi’s passing on May 14, 2025, marked the end of an extraordinary life dedicated to diplomacy, human rights, and