Site Meter Security | UN Dispatch | Page 97

Security

flickr. http://www.flickr.com/photos/us_embassy_newzealand/4433746614/

The Ill-Timed Death of Kim Jong-Ill

Even before the death of Kim Jong Il was announced on Sunday, North Korea was going to be on the front pages of every major global newspaper this week.

READ MORE

Security | | Leave a comment
Screen shot 2011-12-19 at 8.59.42 AM

Top of the Morning: Kim Jong Un set to take power; Killer Storm in the Philippines; Egypt Clashes Get More Fierce

Top stories from the Development and Aid Workers News Service–DAWNS Digest.

READ MORE

Security | | Leave a comment
Kim_Jong-il_on_August_24,_2011

North Korean Leader Kim Jong Il Is Dead

North Korean state television has announced the death of the country’s leader. The world waits to see what happens next.

READ MORE

Security | | Leave a comment
Screen shot 2011-12-16 at 10.19.43 AM

Why Somalia Needs Your Aid Money

The price of helping Somalia is high—the highest in the world, says the resident UN coordinator for Somalia, Mark Bowden. But it’s hard to imagine how it wouldn’t be: By almost every measure, this country is not just the neediest, but also the most complicated operating environment for aid anywhere on Earth

READ MORE

Security | | Leave a comment
Screen shot 2011-12-16 at 8.57.19 AM

Top of the Morning: Let’s Call it a Civil War in Syria; LGBT Rights at the UN; Money Quote from a Donor

Top stories from the DAWNS Digest. If you want to receive a full, fun, insider-y digest of global humanitarian news, sign up.

READ MORE

Security | | Leave a comment
Screen shot 2011-12-15 at 10.57.32 AM

The Sahel is the New Horn of Africa

As the Sahara steadily creeps southward thanks to climate change, the dry spells experienced in this region are becoming lengthier.

READ MORE

Security | | Leave a comment

Diplo Tweets