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
Minsk hosts CIS talks on 80th UN General Assembly agenda
The ministerial consultations held in Minsk on June 23, 2025, represent a significant diplomatic effort by the Commonwealth of Independent
UN Women unveils peace & climate guide for Asia-Pacific
The launch of the UN Women Guidance Note: Integrating Climate Change into National Action Plans for Women, Peace and Security
Community-Led Development in Somalia: How $500K Crowdfunding Sparked a Revolution
Community empowerment is transforming the development scene in Somalia as the grassroot projects enable communities to spearhead their own improvement.
Impact of Iran-Israel Conflict on Afghan Women’s Rights and Humanitarian Crisis
Afghanistan is already suffering the serious humanitarian and political crisis but the situation is being exacerbated by the continuing conflict
Global Momentum Builds for Binding Plastic Pollution Treaty in Nice
An escalating effort to crack down on plastic pollution in the world peaked in June, 2025, when world leaders, civil
The Manosphere’s Rise: How Online Misogyny Spills Into Real Life?
It is an antifeminist movement, or manosphere, a widespread system of online groups that brave gender equality activists across the
Weaponizing Shame: The Hidden Epidemic of Unreported Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones
Crisis-associated sexual violence (CRSV) is considered one of the worst and most wide-spread human rights abuse during armed conflict. In