The $31 Trillion Debt Burden: A Barrier to Developing Countries’ Economic Growth
In the year 2025, the debt crisis in the developing countries will reach a point of definition, and this offers
Why is a Global Perspective Essential for Space-Driven Sustainable Development?
The Global Space Sector 2025 has been described by the fast market growth, speed up in technology and the inclusion
Sevilla Forum on Debt: A Pivotal Step Toward Financial Justice for Developing Nations
The Sevilla Forum on Debt comes when the pressure on developing economies in financial matters has become an uproar. The
Human control and AI: Shaping future of weapons and peacekeeping at UN
Artificial intelligence has ceased to be an object of theoretical discussion and has become a key determinant of world security.
The UN at 80: Milestones and Modern Challenges for Multilateralism
The United Nations was established in October 1945 as a result of the destruction of two world wars and it
UN’s Race to Bankruptcy: What Member States’ Delinquent Payments Mean for Governance?
The United Nations is going through the worst fiscal crisis in its history. Towards the beginning of the 2025, Secretary-General
Digital Darkness: How Internet Shutdowns Amplify Crisis in Afghanistan?
The decision of internet blocking in Afghanistan has become part of the style of ruling and managing conflicts in the
UNRWA Controversies: Neutrality, Accountability, and Funding
United Nations Relief and Works Agency in Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) remains the main UN agency offering
Accountability Inside UN Agencies: Corruption and Whistleblowers
By 2025, accountability within the UN agencies is a burning issue to international stakeholders, donors, and humanitarian observers. With the
Why Current Climate Pledges Still Fall Short of 1.5°C Targets?
The Paris Agreement spells out a global endeavor to reduce the rise in temperature to 1.5°C above the pre-industrial temperatures