The Renaissance Dam after the Security Council

Summer 2021 / Essays

Egypt and Sudan continue to insist on a tripartite agreement to manage Ethiopia’s contentious plan to execute its Renaissance dam on the Nile.

Restoring (Some) Impartiality to UN Senior Appointments

Fall 2020 /

At the root of UN appointments lies a tension between member states’ interests, and a commitment to impartial and effective world leadership. Today, the pendulum has swung too far; a rebalance is in order.

The United Nations at 75: Multilateralism at a Crossroads

Fall 2020 /

If the UN survived the Cold War and a later unipolarity, shouldn’t it be thriving in a multipolar world?

The United Nations: Tension, Progress, and Failings

Fall 2020 /

The United Nations has taken great strides toward increased global justice and equality, but more needs to be done.

The UN’s Crimes of Omission

March 15, 2018 / Global Forum

As conflicts keep erupting worldwide, the UN must seriously consider limiting the P5’s veto power.

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