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#157 THE G|O BRIEFING, NOVEMBER 2, 2023
In Gaza, War Crimes, and Starvation; At the UN, Paralysis | Ticking Time Bombs | "Too late for a two-state solution" |
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Riccardo Bocco, on Humanitarian Despair and the Future of the Palestinian People
Riccardo Bocco, on Humanitarian Despair and the Future of the Palestinian People
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A ‘Fab Five’ Summer on the Women-Led Security Council
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#140 THE G|O Briefing, June 1, 2023
Pressure mounts around Qatar's expected presidency of International Labour Conference | WHO refocuses efforts | Slovenia and Belarus face showdown at the UNSC | What Western decline?
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New York Braces Itself for Tense UN Security Council Elections
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From Geneva, an urgent appeal for Haiti by the UN human rights chief |
From Geneva, an urgent appeal for Haiti by the UN human rights chief |
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#136 The G|O Briefing, April 27, 2023
Switzerland on the diplomatic front row as it assumes the UN Security Council presidency | The US-China rivalry is contaminating the IOM leadership contest | Dr. Tedros vs. the US Supreme Court
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Switzerland Faces Big Test of its Neutrality as President of the Security Council
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Syrian quake victims: trapped by geopolitics; helped by diplomacy
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Politics and Borders Matter, even in a Humanitarian Catastrophe
Daniel Warner | Politics and borders have negative consequences when governments are confronted with a dire human catastrophe. For different reasons, the governments of Syria and Türkiye have been grossly deficient in preparing for and reacting to the earthquake.