Trump’s “Board of Peace”: a new global power play that threatens UN
President Donald Trump’s newly proposed “Board of Peace” for Gaza is being sold as a pragmatic alternative to the United
Red Sea tensions and UN politics reveal deep divides in maritime security priorities
The recent move by the United Nations Security Council to continue monitoring attacks on ships in the Red Sea has
UN yet to be formally informed of US decision to leave agencies
The United Nations has verified that it has yet to receive the formal notification from the American government with respect
US exit from key UN climate treaty exposes cracks in US constitutional norms
The withdrawal of the United States from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) under the Trump administration
Why is Trump administration withdrawing from the UN climate treaty?
The Trump administration has announced plans to pull the United States out of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate
Why do U.S. strikes on Venezuela undermine the UN Charter?
The most threatening activity related to the latest attacks perpetrated by the U.S. within Venezuelan territory is neither the weaponry
UNDP Warns: AI Surge Risks Entrenching Asia’s Inequality Divide
The United Nations Development Programme’s warning issued in December 2025 highlights a growing fault line running through the Asia-Pacific region
Azerbaijan’s UN Commissions Victory Signals Rising Global South Clout
Azerbaijan scored a landslide victory in the UN Commission’s victory as the country became the unanimous winner in both the
Graduation Risks: Why Doha Strategies Must Tackle Debt and Climate Shocks?
The Doha Programme of Action sets an ambitious expectation that at least fifteen additional Least Developed Countries can graduate by
AI’s Dual Edge in Asia-Pacific: $1 Trillion Gains Amid Widening Inequality Gaps
The Asia-Pacific region is at a crossroads since the increasing AI capacity elites the technological, social, and economic structures in