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How news coverage influences countries’ emergency aid budgets—new research

Martin Scott, Kate Wright and Mel Bunce | Does news coverage really make a material difference to the amount of humanitarian aid a crisis receives? Or are we confusing correlation with causation?

#13 The G|O Briefing, September 18, 2020

A non-sequitur at the Human Right Council and a virtual UN General Assembly in New York

Geneva: The home of Lost Causes

Geneva: The home of Lost Causes

Daniel Warner | Anniversaries call for celebrations. The 75th anniversary of the United Nations was supposed to be the event of 2020 for the multilateral system. The list of scheduled events and publications is too long to mention. Should we celebrate? What is there to celebrate?

António Guterres’ risky balancing act

Will the UN Secretary General's quiet diplomacy lead to a stronger UN or deepen its current crisis? A new global power play is at work at the UN Security Council in New York and is now moving in not-so-subtle and unquiet ways to Geneva and its UN specialized

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