The world watches as US aid to Ukraine stalls, raising fears that without American weapons, Ukraine may falter. But here's the truth: Ukraine will win-because victory depends on more than just money ...

"Multilateralism is not an option but a necessity," António Guterres, Nobel Peace Prize-winner and United Nations leader. This quote succinctly captures the urgency of strengthening multilateral ...

On 18 February the Security Council, under the monthly presidency of Wang Yi, Minister for Foreign Affairs of China, had an official plenary meeting on the item "Practicing multilateralism, reforming ...

Anthony Albanese may think he's being smart by announcing the election the day after Peter Dutton's reply-to-the-budget speech, but because the decision has leaked, he's handed the starters gun, and a ...

A critical statement was delivered by Pakistan according to which "The United Nations and its family of organizations provide the indispensable platforms for responding to the world's multidimensional ...

A new study across 24 European countries correlating public mask wearing levels with excess deaths released on March 12 has concluded that at a population level, masks not only fell short of ...

Snow White, the live-action version cobbled together by Disney, opened over the weekend with devastating reviews and empty theaters coast to coast. In my community, there were no sellout crowds on ...

When I was six, my family lived in New York City. That year, the little girl next door fell victim to polio, which gripped the neighbourhood with fear. Children received gamma globulin injections, ...

Self-defence has been recognised as a right for thousands of years. In the thirteenth century BCE the Hebrews, who fled slavery in Egypt, incorporated it in the Hebrew Bible. If someone comes to kill ...

Sigrid Kaag - interim Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process - shared Secretary-General Antonio Guterres' observations: We must work collectively to establish a political framework that ...

The scientific community, too, must share some blame. Universities and researchers, once bastions of open inquiry and public good, have become increasingly entangled with commercial interests. A ...