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Amy Pope, IOM’s new DG: “Ultimately, our number one goal is to really harness the benefits and the promise of migration.”

“Ultimately, our number one goal is to really harness the benefits and the promise of migration.”

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Green Geopolitics Is Turning Red at the WTO

Accusing the EU of being deaf to their grievances, several emerging countries have decided to escalate their fight against the EU’s new Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products.

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The worrisome rise of transnational repression—Geneva and other UN host cities are concerned

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"Make good trouble" says Joan Baez | Exclusive: Lula says "international system is irremediably broken" | New ties and common values between EU and Latin America | The G|O soon behind a paywall

"Make good trouble" says Joan Baez | Exclusive: Lula says "international system is irremediably broken" | New ties and common values between EU and Latin America | The G|O soon behind a paywall

Strengthening the EU-Latin America Strategic Partnership

Daniel Rocha | Ahead of the CELAC-EU summit, the EU and Latin America have an opportunity to forge closer ties on trade and economic opportunities, as well as present a united front on common values.

Statement on the occasion of the first anniversary of the Russian aggression against Ukraine

By the 27 permanent representatives of the European Union member states and the head of the European Union delegation to the UN in Geneva

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Václav Bálek: From Prague Protests to UN Spotlight

Putting Putin and Company in the Dock

Gordon Brown | "Putin’s crime of aggression can and must be tried sooner rather than later."

President of Ukrainian Grain Association confident of increased grain export

"I believe that they will find a solution, and the grain corridor will be extended. I hope we will even add an additional port."

Humanitarian aid at the nexus between development, human rights, security, and emergency relief

The UN has already warned that the need for humanitarian aid would skyrocket worldwide and would reach an all-time, as the pandemic, climate change, and conflict could push millions of people into poverty and famine.