Adam Day on why UN secretary-general candidates should engage beyond New York.
Author: Adam Day
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Wako-Ojiwa and Knudsen on violence against women in Kenyan politics ahead of 2027.
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Dostyar, Pine, and Lopez on rethinking UN sanctions as a tool for diplomacy in Afghanistan.
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Christian Bueger on maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz and the case for UN involvement.
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The UN’s 80th anniversary has set off an ambitious round of institutional soul-searching. Member states are engaging with the UN80 reform agenda along several workstreams: an Informal Ad Hoc Working Group is finalizing its review of mandates, the Fifth Committee has negotiated budget cuts across the UN system, and member states are beginning to engage […]
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Jonah Harris on the unusual COP31 hosting compromise and its implications for climate diplomacy.
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On February 19th, the Board of Peace held its first meeting in Washington, DC, bringing together representatives from more than two dozen countries that have accepted President Trump’s invitation to join. This makes Gaza the first test of a new model of international governance—one that promises stabilization without resolving political authority. The Board of Peace, […]
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For the past several years, Haiti has been facing a “triple crisis” of escalating insecurity, political paralysis, and deepening humanitarian need. Despite national efforts, the security situation continues to deteriorate, with gangs using violence to control critical infrastructure and disrupt essential services, generating illicit income and exerting territorial control.Gangs have systematically used sexual and gender-based […]
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Annie Pforzheimer on rethinking UNAMA’s political role amid Afghanistan’s prolonged crisis.
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Partha Moman on AUSSOM’s funding shortfall and the options facing Somalia’s next security phase.
