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New York, Nov. 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Open Society Foundations today named Natalie Samarasinghe as their first global director of advocacy, as...

New York, Nov. 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Open Society Foundations today named Natalie Samarasinghe as their first global director of advocacy, as part of their drive to speak with a powerful international

Investegate announcements from Open Society Foundations, Open Society Names Natalie Samarasinghe as Global Director for Advocacy

Realising the UN secretary general’s agenda for more inclusive and effective multilateralism requires an orchestrated strategy

The world faces a range of serious threats, including exclusionary nationalism, great-power competition and growing inequality, that are preventing the international community from working together to solve other complex challenges, such as the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and the accelerating pace of climate change. But global crises require global solutions and, with

By María Fernanda Espinosa and Danilo TürkNEW YORK — The world faces a range of serious threats, from exclusionary nationalism to great-power competition to growing inequality, that are preventing the international community from working together to solve other complex challenges, such as the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and the accelerating pace of climate change. But

The world faces a range of serious threats — from exclusionary nationalism to great-power competition to growing inequality — that are preventing the international community from working together to solve other complex challenges, such as the distribution of Covid-19 vaccines and the accelerating pace of climate change. But global crises require global...

The world faces a range of serious threats – from exclusionary nationalism to great-power competition to growing inequality – that are preventing the

Building an inclusive, networked UN Jun 27,2021 - Last updated at Jun 27,2021 By María Fernanda Espinosa and Danilo Türk QUITO/MADRID — Great-power competition, the troubling rise of xenophobic nationalism, existential environmental threats, and the ongoing COVID-19 onslaught present major global governance challenges. Against this backdrop, world leaders have tasked United Nations Secretary General António Guterres with recommending steps to advance the far-reaching commitments contained ...

Share on email The Stimson Center, together with the Coalition for the UN We Need, Together First, and Club de Madrid organised an expert’s roundtable to support efforts to advance the UN75 Declaration’s implementation. This is part of a series of six events, and this particular session focussed on the Declaration’s commitments #3 “We will promote peace and prevent conflicts” and #4 “We will abide by international law and ensure justice”. The online session took place on 15 April ...