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Human Rights

December 10, 2020

Building Global Unity through Tolerance and Universal Rights

Today marks the 72nd anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Two related documents also celebrate significant anniversaries this…

David Gallup

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Global Cooperation

December 3, 2020

A North American History of Peace Through Union

The story of the American Revolution is well known. As the story goes, the 13 colonies came together to throw…

Charles Marsh

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Global Cooperation

November 23, 2020

What is a Concerned Person to Do?

Students and friends sometimes ask me what can be done in the face of the flood of despairing news of…

Marc Pilisuk

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Global Cooperation

October 29, 2020

Shaping a Better Future By Recognizing the Interdependence of the World

One lesson that the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing global economic recession have taught us: we live in a world…

Sovaida Maani Ewing

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Federation of Nations

October 16, 2020

A Voice and a Vote for the People of the World

It is now more evident than ever that the world lacks the structures necessary to successfully address the many global…

Donna Park

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Global Cooperation

September 30, 2020

UN75 Global Governance Forum

The UN75 Global Governance Forum, “Designing a Roadmap to The Future We Want, The UN We Need” took place online…

Donna Park

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Federation of Nations

September 14, 2020

The UN At 75: New Report Promotes Innovations For Global Governance

In a new report, “UN 2.0: Ten Innovations for Global Governance 75 Years beyond San Francisco,” the Stimson Center, a think…

Peter Orvetti

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Global Cooperation

August 26, 2020

World Federalism, Global Democracy and Coronavirus

As climate change, the coronavirus pandemic shows the consequences of the enormous contradiction under which seven billion human beings live:…

Fernando Iglesias

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Global Cooperation

August 14, 2020

Esperanto for Linguistic Justice and Equality

Among the organizations working for a new United Nations in the UN’s 75th year is the Universal Esperanto Association. Esperanto…

Chuck Mays and Humphrey Tonkin

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Conflict Resolution

August 10, 2020

China and the United States Could Avoid an Unnecessary War

Although few Americans seem to have noticed, China and the United States are currently on a collision course—one that could…

Lawrence Wittner

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International Law

August 6, 2020

75 Years after Hiroshima, We Can End the Threat of Nuclear War

In August 1945, the U.S. government dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan, first on Hiroshima and then on Nagasaki.  Regardless…

Donna Park

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Institutions

August 1, 2020

The International Criminal Court Upholds UNESCO’s Heritage Efforts

On 14 July 2020, the International Criminal Court began the trial of Addoulaziz Al-Hassan for crimes which took place during…

Rene Wadlow

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