Global News United Nations News As the financial crisis deepens, UN faces growing pressure to cut salaries By Paula Dupraz-Dobias
Global News United States News US ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz: ‘The Security Council will never move to Geneva’ By Stéphane Bussard (Le Temps)
Global News International Geneva Opinion ❝If UN80 is to deliver more than budget cuts, it should build on Geneva's strengths By Adam Day & Madeleine Hamel
Global News United Nations News At UN New York meet, diplomats shy away from reform talk By Paula Dupraz-Dobias
Economics & finance United Nations News UN faces dark future if nations don’t act, says analyst ahead of high-level meet By Paula Dupraz-Dobias
Peace & Humanitarian International Geneva Opinion ❝Geneva can once again be the cradle of a new multilateralism By Ivan Pictet
Global News United States Interview Richard Gowan: ‘US diplomacy at the UN over the last six months has been a mess’ By Stéphane Bussard (Le Temps)
Global News UN80 Opinion ❝UN80 should help solve long-term problems before they become irreversible catastrophes By Adam Day and Daouia Chalali
Human Rights Education Interview UN expert laments ‘chilling effect’ of Trump siege on academic freedom By Kasmira Jefford
Global News United Nations News UN80 or bust: Will Guterres’ radical reform gamble pay off? By Michelle Langrand
Global News US aid cuts News ‘We want to have our say’: hundreds of UN staff protest job cuts in Geneva By Michelle Langrand
Human Rights Azerbaijan News Autocrats in Azerbaijan and elsewhere emboldened by Trump’s disdain for multilateralism By Paula Dupraz-Dobias
Global News United Nations Interview The end of the UN? Not if the Charter gets a reboot By Kasmira Jefford
Global News internships News Amid UN funding uncertainty, interns fret about their career prospects By Michelle Langrand
Global News Donald Trump Opinion ❝Multilateralism under Trump 2.0? Not unless there’s something to be gained for the US By Patrick Wall
Peace & Humanitarian Israel-Gaza war News One year on, Israel-Gaza war reveals a fragile world order By Michelle Langrand
Human Rights Indigenous rights News German activist fights Russia’s 50-year ban in high-stakes UN rights case By Michelle Langrand
Global News Summit of the Future News UN future summit poised to reflect divisions rather than offer united vision By Stéphane Bussard (Le Temps)
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Global News Multilateralism News Should the UN be worried about the rise of the far right? By Michelle Langrand
Human Rights Civil society News A UN body is keeping NGOs locked out – states are pushing for reform By Michelle Langrand
Global News Event Video REWATCH: Behind the UN liquidity crunch, a multilateral system in crisis? By Geneva Solutions
Global News United Nations News UN forced to tighten belt amid financial woes By Stéphane Bussard (Le Temps)
Peace & Humanitarian Venezuela News Venezuela-UN aid deal in limbo as humanitarian crisis drags on By Paula Dupraz-Dobias
