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How to deal with the Taliban: the UN's Afghan Headache | Global Leadership: US approval dips, but so does China's and Russia's | Worries about the estrangement of France and Germany

How to deal with the Taliban: the UN's Afghan Headache | Global leadership: Approval of US dips, but so do China and Russia | Worries about the estrangement of France and Germany

America’s Afghan Imperative

Charles A. Kupchan and Douglas Lutte |The United States may have lost the war in Afghanistan, but it can still salvage the peace.

Can the Taliban be trusted? The UN has doubts

Half a year after the fall of Kabul, the human rights situation in Afghanistan remains highly worrisome. Such is, in short, the conclusion of a new report by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), Michelle Bachelet, which will be presented to the Human Rights Council during its upcoming

#86 The G|O Briefing, February 17, 2022

Geneva's Afghan Conundrum - Is the IFC financing Chinese companies relying on forced labor? - The FIFDH is back, with Dr. Ngozi as one of its stars

#81, The G|O Briefing, January 13, 2022

How news coverage influences countries’ emergency aid budgets - Geneva diplomats' take-aways on Ukraine meeting - Like forecasts? We have 73 for you!

How the EU is trying to prevent Afghan refugees from knocking on its door

UN predicts 500 thousand extra refugees. As the EU attempts to keep them away, Central Asian governments are busy negotiating deals.

Europe’s New Refugee Crisis

Europe’s New Refugee Crisis

Sławomir Sierakowski | The humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan has already deepened conflicts elsewhere, including Europe, where a confrontation is escalating between Belarus and its European Union neighbors: Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia.

#68 The G|O Briefing, September 3, 2021

How the EU is trying to prevent Afghan refugees from knocking on its door - The new frontiers of immigration

#67 The G|O Briefing, August 26, 2021

Terrified local UN staff left to the Taliban’s mercy | The alarming truth behind UNHCR figures | A defeat for the Human Rights Council

Terrified local UN staff left to the Taliban’s mercy

This is an onsite edited excerpt of the G|O Briefing newsletter Is the UN local staff in Kabul being forgotten and put at risk? Some former UN senior colleagues of the approximately 3000 local staffers fear so, and have written a letter to Antonio Guterres asking him to act

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