Bottom Line Up FrontIn December 2018, the U.S. announced it would look to end its support for‘unproductive, unsuccessful and unaccountable U.N. [...]
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Challenges facing those who work in the developing world are complex, profound, varied, and sometimes existential. They range from assuring the [...]
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Challenges facing those who work in the developing world are complex, profound, varied, and sometimes existential. They range from assuring the [...]
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The Trump Administration plans to cut the U.S. contribution to United Nations peacekeeping by $1 billion, from its current level of $2.2 billion, as [...]
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UN peacekeeping is rarely headline news, but when the Trump Administration announced in March that it was seeking to make cuts of $1 billion in [...]
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The effectiveness of UN peacekeeping is inherently difficult to measure. With the Trump Administration proposing cuts to foreign aid that would [...]
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The Trump Administration budget includes deep cuts to some U.S. agencies, including the State Department and Environmental Protection Agency, as well [...]
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The United Nations is at an inflection point, with a new Secretary General, growing disbelief in multilateral institutions among members of the [...]
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From the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union in 2015, to the protectionist rhetoric of U.S. President Donald Trump, the concepts of [...]
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The United Nations is at an important point in history, where growing skepticism of multilateral institutions and the current liberal international [...]
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The devastating clashes that took place in South Sudan’s capital Juba between July 7 and 11 left hundreds dead and forced thousands to flee their [...]
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At the heart of South Sudan’s descent into chaos is a failed effort at security sector reform. When Sudan’s long civil war ended in 2005, the U.S. – [...]
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Around 60,000 people have fled South Sudan in just a few weeks – since renewed violence broke out in the capital Juba on July 7 and 8 – the United [...]
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