GLOBAL

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: ‘A strong Secretary-General could revive the UN, but a weak one could oversee its destruction’

Aditi Gorur | UNITED STATES

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

TRANSNATIONAL REPRESSION: ‘China feels emboldened to globalise its political red lines’

Barbora Bukovská | UNITED KINGDOM

UN RESOLUTION ON SLAVERY: ‘A crime continues to exist so long as it hasn’t been repaired’

Liliane Umubyeyi | FRANCE

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

DIGITAL RIGHTS: ‘The priority should be holding tech companies accountable, not banning children from the digital world’

Marie-Ève Nadeau | BELGIUM

WELLBEING ECONOMY: ‘The question is no longer how much we grow but how well we live’

Simon Ticehurst | UNITED KINGDOM

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

UN: ‘The NGO Committee must be reformed to facilitate rather than obstruct civil society access’

Maithili Pai | UNITED STATES

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

TECHNOLOGY: ‘The solution cannot be to cut children off social media, but to make it safer’

Goran Rizaov | NORTH MACEDONIA

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION: ‘The countries that need it most are the ones with the least influence over it’

Philipp Schönrock | COLOMBIA

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: ‘The current order could collapse, or it could be reshaped to work for everyone’

Waheguru Pal Sidhu | India/USA

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

‘The EU cannot position itself as a defender of human rights while being one of Israel’s primary arms markets’

7amleh | PALESTINE