Obama: “Development works” Penelope Starr September 27, 2015 Obama addresses the United Nations on the topic of the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Ninth Time Is Not A Charm: Elusive Peace in South Sudan Penelope Starr September 1, 2015 Following months of meditation and efforts by South Sudanese and international negotiators, a long-awaited peace agreement was finally signed last week, and a cease-fire began over the weekend. However, barely hours after the official beginning of the cease-fi...
Palestine Poised to Join UN Bodies Mark Leon Goldberg April 28, 2014 How this will affect the USA, the UN and Palestine.
Security Council Suddenly the Center of Syria Diplomacy Mark Leon Goldberg September 10, 2013 Here's the latest, and what it may mean.
General Assembly Upgrades Palestine’s Status at UN. Now What? Mark Leon Goldberg November 29, 2012 An upgrade from Palestine's current status at the United Nations will change next to nothing about Palestine's relationship with the United Nations, neither will it move the International Criminal Court.
UN History Project Opens at Harvard University Mark Leon Goldberg October 2, 2012 Attention all UN enthusiasts and history buffs: a new project collecting archival history of the United Nations and international institutions launched yesteday at Harvard University. The UN History Project will be ground zero for historians, teachers, and anyone who wants to delve deep into the history of the UN.
Aung San Suu Kyi’s Words of Wisdom for International Peace Day Mark Leon Goldberg September 21, 2012 It is International Peace Day, today. It also happens to be the day that the Burmese human rights icon Aung San Suu Kyi visits the United Nations for the first time in over two decades.
