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Yesterday, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously reelected Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to a second term. The Secretary General certainly deserved reelection,...
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Global CooperationYesterday, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously reelected Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to a second term. The Secretary General certainly deserved reelection,...
Global CooperationLast week I spoke to members of the United Nations Association (UNA-USA) who were preparing to lobby their members of Congress. I...
United NationsJohn Danforth, a former U.S. Ambassador to the UN (2004-05), and a Republican U.S. senator from Missouri (1976-94) just published an excellent...
Global CooperationOn March 17th the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution authorizing UN members "to take all necessary measures... to protect civilians...
Peace & DisarmamentOn Monday, April 18, GlobalSolutions.org ran a full page advertisement in the New York Times that calls for three essential actions for...
Last night I had a conversation with a Senator, who I consider a friend, about Libya. It was a private conversation so...
President Obama gave what I consider to be a great speech on Libya tonight. Here's an excellent quote: Sometimes, the course of...
In an interview with Gulf News on Tuesday, I discussed the importance and need for a United Nations Emergency Peace Service (UNEPS)....
NewsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: GlobalSolutions.org applauds the passage of Resolution 1970 by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), which condemns the recent attacks...
Global CooperationRecent events in the Middle East have shown that civil society can bring about big change in the world. The people of...
United NationsAs posted on the Huffington Post U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL), the new Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, has thrown...
Global CooperationGetting two-thirds of the Senate to agree on anything is a daunting task. So it was no small feat when the Senate...