
Too many conflicts over the past twenty years—from Rwanda to the Central African Republic—have demonstrated that the costs of intervening in a crisis increase dramatically when deployments of peace operations are delayed.
Read moreToo many conflicts over the past twenty years—from Rwanda to the Central African Republic—have demonstrated that the costs of intervening in a crisis increase dramatically when deployments of peace operations are delayed.
Read more2023 could be a good year for advancing climate-related issues in the…
The UN General Assembly’s COE Working Group has a fork-in-the-road opportunity to advance UN…
Context-specific approaches to peacebuilding that empower local…
A better understanding is needed of where the multilateral system is working, where it is not, and where it is headed.
As a result of shifting dynamics in certain conflicts, as well as recent coups, the UN is having to engage with de facto authorities in a growing number of country…
The agreement to establish a fund for loss and damage was a historic win for developing countries, but progress…
Last week, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) adopted Resolution 2664, a cross-cutting humanitarian carve-out for all UN sanctions regimes–including the 1267 ISIL/al-Qaida regime–to safeguard the timely and effective conduct of…