Why COVID-19 Offers a Chance to Transform UN Peacekeeping
The increased need for peacekeeping as a result of conditions created by COVID-19 presents the UN an opportunity to adapt peace operations and models to meet the conflicts of the future.
PEACE & SECURITY
US Is More Relaxed about Oil Spike than Europe – Which Helps Explain Differences over Iran
When trying to make sense of the very different approaches to Iran on either side of the Atlantic, one factor that is often overlooked is how the US and Europe are affected differently by rising oil prices.
Climate Change Is Fueling Recruitment into Armed Groups
UNU research in Nigeria shows that as climate change continues to impact lives and livelihoods, the international community needs to be acutely aware of how armed groups are taking advantage of it, and how conflict prevention efforts can be adapted to be climate-sensitive.
What Will the next US Ambassador to UN Do with Peacekeeping?
Realism Should Guide the Next Generation of UN Peacekeeping
Defending Multilateralism in the UN Security Council and Beyond
Is the Cruz Report the End of Peacekeeping for Japan?
Is the UN Ready for a Peacekeeping Mission in Syria?
On SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
