Sevilla Summit 2025 and the Future of Sustainable Development Financing
In July 2025, the world leaders met in Sevilla to attend the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4)
US Sanctions on ICC Judges: Implications for International Justice and Sovereignty
A decision made by the United States in June 2025 to sanction four International Criminal Court (ICC) judges ushered in
Why Landmine Bans Must Apply in War and Peace Alike?
One of the most sophisticated and nefarious weapons that affect the safety of civilians is landmines in the post-war world
The New Space Race: Security, Commerce, and Shared Future
The space economy is currently experiencing exponential expansion and transformation. It had recorded revenues of 570 billion in 2023, 7.4
Will UN forces stay longer in Golan after the new resolution?
On June 30, 2025, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2782, extending the mandate of the United Nations Disengagement
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