Veteran European Diplomat Gerard Araud Discusses Joe Biden’s Election and the Future of Trans-Atlantic RelationsGerard Araud is the former French Ambassador to the United States and the United Nations. I reached out to him...
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Biological Weapons: Still a Huge Global Threat!It’s the late summer and an unexplained influenza virus is killing international travelers. Researchers quickly identify the virus as a...
Happy Birthday, UN: What the United Nation’s 75th Anniversary Tells Us About the Future of International Relations and MultilateralismOn October 24, 1945 the San Francisco Treaty that established the United Nations entered into force. The United Nations, as...
Giving the Nobel Peace Prize to the World Food Program Highlights These Links Between Hunger and ConflictNobel Peace Prize spotlights the links between hunger and conflict Jessica Eise, Purdue University The 2020 Nobel Peace Prize has...
How Protests Against Police Brutality in Nigeria Sparked a Mass Social MovementIn early October a video began to circulate on social media in Nigeria depicting a gruesome act of police brutality....
Countries Where Hunger is a Problem, RankedOverall, the world has made gradual progress toward eliminating hunger over the last two decades, but according to the latest...
