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The Algorithm Divide: Why Developing Nations Risk Being Left Behind Forever
The key question now isn’t which nation is the most efficient producer, but which nation has access to the algorithm economy.
Project
Risks for Urban Migrants and Refugees
Based on seven case studies, the ARRIVE project develops recommendations to reduce the risk of refugees and urban migrants in secondary cities.
Degree Defense
Public PhD Defense of Justine Miller, UNU-CRIS PhD Fellow
The PhD defense by Justine Miller on "Disentangling the Spaghetti Bowl of Regional Integration" takes place in Ghent on Tuesday, 18 June 2026.
News
UNU Hosts Symposium on Japan-UN Cooperation, Expo 2025 and the Future of Multilateralism
The event was an extraordinary opportunity to connect time-honoured partnerships with fresh ideas for strengthening international cooperation.
Conversation Series
Egypt and Japan: Strategic Partners for Peace and Stability in the Middle East and Beyond
On 3 June 2026, UNU will host a conversation with H.E. Dr. Badr Abdelatty, Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Egyptian Expatriates of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
Feature
Meeting State Duties to Future Generations
Lessons From National and International Law and its Principles
News
UNU and UNESCO Sign New Agreement to Strengthen Strategic Cooperation
The partnership emphasizes the role of science-policy-society interfaces, science diplomacy and intercultural dialogue in supporting multilateralism.
Event
Science Talk: From Space to Planetary Health
How Satellites and AI Reveal Earth’s Energy and Ecosystem Services
Announcement
UNU Establishes SURE Hub with PUC-Rio
The hub will focus on Sustainability and Urban Resilience in Engineering.
Series
Resilient Food, Forest and Ecosystems
Food systems, forests, and ecosystems face rising pressure from climate change and demand. This focus area promotes sustainable resource management.