Why the Global Food Crisis Needs an Emergency Meeting at UNGA78By Wangari Kuria and Alice Macdonald As September summitry intensifies and we barrel towards UNGA, there’s a critical global issue...
A Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un Arms Deal Would Ruin The UN’s Fifteen Year Effort to Reign in North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons ProgramKim Jong Un is en route to Russia. His luxury armored train is heading north, presumably to the Russian city...
How Bill Richardson Became a Freelance International Hostage Negotiator, In His Own WordsBill Richardson passed away on September 1 at the age of 75. He was a long-serving member of congress and...
More and More Evidence Shows that to Prevent Atrocities and Stop Conflict Before It Starts: Think Locally. Act Locally.By Katie Smith, Global Policy Specialist at Search for Common Ground. When I first travelled to the Middle Belt of...
Relief is Finally Coming for “Citizens of Nowhere” Living in the United StatesBy Karina Ambartsoumian-Clough We hold no passports. No country recognizes us as citizens. And for too long, stateless people have...
It’s Time to Invoke The Responsibility to Protect in SudanBy Mark J. Wood, Refugees International Genocide looms large over Sudan. When war broke out in Khartoum, the capital of...
10 Ways to Make Good on the Promise of Ending TuberculosisBy Obiefuna Arinze Austin As tuberculosis surges and COVID-19 deaths decline, TB is regaining its status as the world’s deadliest infectious disease. The disease...
I Run an NGO in Northwestern Syria. Our Last Lifeline Was Just SeveredBy Dr. Zaher Sahloul, President and Co-Founder of MedGlobal The UN Security Council failed this week to agree on the extension...
Why the US Holocaust Museum’s Genocide Prevention Center is Concerned About CameroonBy Tallan Donine, Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Genocide The crisis in Cameroon’s Anglophone North West and South West...