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Fitch’s Recent Revision Signals a Notable Shift in Sovereign Debt Governance
A technical change in Fitch’s ratings criteria could ease one of the biggest barriers to temporary debt relief for crisis-hit economies.
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Hidden Debts, Missing Assets: What the Spring Meetings Forgot
Debt transparency is advancing. But, until the world measures hidden assets too, the financial system will keep solving for the wrong equation.
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From Helmets to Handshakes: Recasting UN Peace Operations for an Age of Deal-Making
With peacemaking shifting beyond the UN, peace operations must adapt to remain relevant in an era of fast, fragile deals.
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Innovative Resource Mobilization: A Forward-Looking Approach to UN80
A sharp decline in aid exposes structural gaps. Can UN80 catalyse new financing models for the UN?
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Five Things to Watch at the 2026 World Bank–IMF Spring Meetings
Signals reveal how development and multilateralism are adapting under pressure and constraint.
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Defaulting into Transition: How Financial Cuts are Affecting Peacekeeping Realities
As South Sudan appears on the verge of civil war, a growing mandate-resource gap is weakening UN mission effectiveness and risking lives.
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The Ice Memory Sanctuary: Safeguarding Climate Archives for Future Generations
Protecting Earth’s climatic memory today will strengthen the foundations for informed decision-making tomorrow.
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Middle powers are rewriting the playbook for gender‑equal growth
Middle powers are shaping a new playbook for gender‑equal growth, linking reforms at home with global impact.
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The World Needs an Assembly, Not a Board, of Peace
President Trump's Board of Peace creates a false choice: either action via the Board or inaction via the Security Council. But there is a third way.
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Moving Beyond GDP: Measuring Human and Planetary Well-being
As the UN debates moving beyond GDP, measuring governance, equity and planetary health may redefine what real progress means.