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Critical Minerals: Models for Improving the De Facto Global Architecture
Critical minerals are reshaping global competition. Producer countries need a stronger say in how resources are developed and who benefits.
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UN's Global Digital Compact Review Could Sideline the Global South
How the UN's 2027 digital governance review could shape Global South participation in emerging AI governance.
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The UN is reinventing its finances — and it’s a better bet than you think
Across the UN, agencies are experimenting with financing models to mobilize additional capital and extend the impact of scarce public resources.
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What Have Future Generations Ever Done for Us? Lessons from Oslo’s Future Library
A century-long project in Oslo is advancing long-term thinking and cultural engagement – motivating collective action for a better future.
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Beyond GDP Meets Economics of Health for All: A Compass for Global Cooperation
Two emerging frameworks are aligning how progress is measured, governed and financed beyond GDP.
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Bridging the Intergenerational Trust Gap
Aligning authority with future exposure.
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The Next Secretary-General Needs a Geneva Strategy
The UN’s future depends not just on reform, but on better connecting Geneva’s expertise to global decision-making.
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From Science to Policy Solutions for a Liveable Planet
Award-winning science is providing policymakers with practical tools to implement a just transition.
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How UN80 Can Reform the UN for a Volatile, Uncertain World
As crises multiply, can UN80 offer a blueprint for a more adaptive, integrated and future-ready United Nations?
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Implementing the ICJ Climate Opinion: A Generational Hope
The ICJ’s landmark climate opinion affirms climate action as a legal duty, not a political choice. The UNGA decides today.