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For those considering a career change from the international civil service, what are the obstacles and challenges to overcome?

2024 and beyond - young people face a world of polycrises and conflict without the confidence that the multilateral system can solve them

Languages hold riches expressing the wealth of human culture: multilingualism is an expression of international understanding and respect

In today’s information and data maelstrom, how do we find the truth?

A sober personal assessment of where we stand today on the achievement of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The World Economic Forum’s Davos: plutocrats’ playground or a new global governance?

With the exponential rate of tech-driven change all societies are facing today, continuing education is essential to stay ahead of the curve

In 2017 the UNGA declared the International Day of Neutrality. But what does this mean today?

In a society addicted to over-consumption and a profligate use of precious resources, what can we do about global food loss and waste?

These weeks are seeing an unprecedented global focus on the SDGs, Climate Change and Sustainability – will it bring the systemic change required?

The role played by Universities in forging networks of non-state intercultural partnerships can be a significant long term de-escalation mechanism in the Persian Gulf region.

Social media reactions vis-a-vis American Universities' closing campuses and transitioning to virtual teachings.

Insights into the radical right reveals that time may be one of the most important variables to consider.

Did Sweden fall prey to increasing levels of Fake News during the 2018 General Election?

The resilience of structural realism in Russian foreign policy.

Do the populists have a point?

The second wave of populism

While preventing infection is optimal, simply preventing progression to severe disease may be enough.