July’s outburst of anger points to several factors driving southern Iraqi instability that extend beyond the recent escalating protest movement.
The struggle to secure the country’s future will not be confined to Mosul.
Iraq and the international community will need not only to think about the “day after ISIS,” but also consider six months, one year, and one decade beyond.
Youssef Mahmoud talks about the UN’s upcoming Summit of the Future and its Pact as it relates to people and the planet, the role of civil society, and the question of transformative action versus reform to sustain peace. Youssef also speaks to the ways the global majority is asserting its…
The UN is struggling to stay relevant amid increased competition from a multitude of more informal and less inclusive actors. Informal coalitions and clubs are increasingly important tools for security, trade agreements, regulation of international banking, and the handling of COVID-19. The new…
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