Blog Post
High and Dry: The UN Risks Being Left Behind by the Turning Tide of Global Drug Policy
While the tide is shifting rapidly on global drugs policy, the United Nations – paralyzed by conflicting demands of Member States – is at risk.
News
End of an Era: Michael Best Recalls His Journey as the First Director of UNU Institute in Macau
Before Michael Best left UNU Macau, he shared experiences and memories in this institution, showing optimistic attitude about the Institute’s future.
Blog Post
Multilateralism in Freefall?
The key challenges that lie ahead for multilateralism and international cooperation at the UN.
Blog Post
The Ethical Anatomy of Artificial Intelligence
Following the UN Secretary-General's establishment of a High-Level Panel on Digital Cooperation, what will the governance of AI look like?
Blog Post
Using Data and Evidence To Achieve Target 8.7
Takeaways from a recent United Nations University Centre for Policy Research - Delta 8.7 symposium on Measuring Progress Towards Target 8.7.
Article
A Concern in the Summer: 5 Facts on Heat Stress
Extreme heatwaves are happening with increasing frequency. They can have severe consequences, especially for vulnerable populations in urban settings.
Media Coverage
Political Solutions Must Drive the Design and Implementation of Peace Operations
The UN has a small and shrinking role to play in advancing the goals of the Security Council.
Media Coverage
Is the Cruz Report the End of Peacekeeping for Japan?
A fundamental shift in peacekeeping.
News
UNU Institute in Macau at ICA Conference 2018
Juhee Kang and Jenny Ju, on behalf of UNU Macau, presented research works on technology, media, and intercultural exchange, at ICA conference.
News
UNU Institute in Macau Signs a MOU with City University of Macau
The MOU paves a way for cooperation between UNU Macau and City University of Macau through research projects and exchange on Data Science research.