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  • The Crackdown in Sudan Continues as UN Consultations Conclude

    The Crackdown in Sudan Continues as UN Consultations Conclude0

    • Africa, Multilateral Institutions
    • March 6, 2022

    The irreconcilability between Sudanese protestors’ demands and those of the military junta will likely complicate international efforts to facilitate a negotiated return to the country’s democratic transition. 

  • Hun Sen and Min Aung Hlaing: A new challenge for ASEAN

    Hun Sen and Min Aung Hlaing: A new challenge for ASEAN0

    • Asia Pacific, Multilateral Institutions
    • February 2, 2022

    Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen’s latest move to normalize relations with Myanmar’s military junta raises questions as to which diplomatic course of action the Association of Southeast Asian Nations will pursue this year as Cambodia assumes chairmanship of the organization.

  • On thin ice: multilateralism and climate change

    On thin ice: multilateralism and climate change0

    • Multilateral Institutions
    • October 6, 2019

    The glacially slow pace of action to address global warming is creating tension in world bodies.

  • Rowing in opposite directions: the 2019 G20 summit

    Rowing in opposite directions: the 2019 G20 summit0

    • Multilateral Institutions
    • July 25, 2019

    The Osaka summit failed to live up to expectations, casting a deeper pall over the institution’s future.

  • Cooperation or confrontation? The failure of APEC 2018

    Cooperation or confrontation? The failure of APEC 20180

    • Multilateral Institutions
    • December 17, 2018

    The public divide at APEC 2018 is unlikely to be bridged soon.

  • Repairing a broken system: the US and WTO reform

    Repairing a broken system: the US and WTO reform0

    • Multilateral Institutions
    • November 18, 2018

    Blocking the work of the dispute resolution body could cause considerable blowback for the US.

  • Hypocrisy and censorship: China’s human rights model

    Hypocrisy and censorship: China’s human rights model0

    • China, Multilateral Institutions
    • November 11, 2018

    By deflecting allegations and accusing critics of abuse, Beijing is stifling the human rights agenda.

  • Going it alone? The ICC and the future of US multilateralism

    Going it alone? The ICC and the future of US multilateralism0

    • Multilateral Institutions
    • October 11, 2018

    A reversion to US unilateral could have significant consequences for the world’s institutional order.

  • United in diversity? Populism and the European Union

    United in diversity? Populism and the European Union0

    • Europe, Multilateral Institutions
    • June 22, 2018

    French President Macron called populism a disease — soon after populists took power in Rome.

  • Morocco: manoeuvring turbulent geopolitical waves

    Morocco: manoeuvring turbulent geopolitical waves0

    • Africa, Multilateral Institutions
    • April 10, 2018

    The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that territories of Western Sahara are excluded from an agricultural agreement between Morocco and the European Union (EU).

  • A sea of uncertainty: Pacific Islands Forum diplomacy

    A sea of uncertainty: Pacific Islands Forum diplomacy0

    • Multilateral Institutions
    • March 2, 2018

    Schisms within the PIF are inhibiting coordinated responses to Pacific issues.

  • No deal: the Brexit no one wants, but might still get

    No deal: the Brexit no one wants, but might still get2

    • Europe, Multilateral Institutions
    • February 6, 2018

    The worst-case scenario for Brexit – a “no deal” exit – is shaping up as a distinct possibility.

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