There seems to be a disconnect between the overall diagnosis of the New Agenda for Peace and its prescriptions for peace operations.
Tag: united nations
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The next generation deserves a renewed effort to make the Summit of the Future a success.
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Even though civil society has been impacted by the UN counterterrorism architecture, opportunities for a broad range of civil society actors to meaningfully engage with counterterrorism programming and policy-making remain limited at best.
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Many of the root causes of the COVID-19 infodemic remain unaddressed.
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China will likely continue to shape peacekeeping along its preferences for a more technical and less overt political foreign policy tool.
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The political role of the UN may not have diminished overall, but shifted.
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One of the most enduring lessons learned over the past 75 years of peacekeeping is that peace cannot be imposed.
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This spring marks 75 years since the UN first deployed a peacekeeping mission. Here are some of the challenges peacekeeping is facing, and opportunities for the future.
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Left unaddressed, painful legacies of past political violence will continue to infiltrate the institutions, processes, and assumptions that inform definitions of peace and approaches to sustaining peace.
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Survey data does not reveal a major, widespread drop in the UN’s legitimacy over the past few years.
