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.
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.
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
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
UN says Gaza aid group misses the point of what’s really needed
A U.N. spokeswoman said that the efforts of a private humanitarian group supported by the United States and entrusted with
Is Geneva at risk of losing UN organizations to other countries?
Geneva’s long-standing position as the hub of international diplomacy is gradually eroding as a result of the financial cuts the
Aid reaches Gaza after prolonged pause, though UN deems it severely insufficient
For the first time since early March, a small quantity of food was sent to the beleaguered Gazans on Wednesday;
UN chief urges nations to save peacekeeping from dramatic financial constraints
As UN head António Guterres called on Member States to do more to assist the world body’s “blue helmets” and
UN investigation finds Russia responsible for downing of MH17 flight
The downing of the Malaysian Airlines aircraft over Ukraine in 2014, which killed all of the roughly 300 persons on
Trump hires UN migration team for ‘Self-Deportation’ plan
In order to implement its self-deportation scheme for illegal immigrants, the Trump administration has enlisted the assistance of the United