Preliminary Findings of EQUALS Research Group Report

Findings provide an assessment of gender equality in access, skills and leadership, and what that means to women and girls around the world.

Launch of the Liechtenstein Initiative for a Financial Sector Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking

The launch happened during the UN General Assembly High-Level Week in New York.

The Price of Order?

Big power relations are in a bad state. Does this make the United Nations less or more relevant to global politics?

Jill Tao

Andi Besse Rimba

Vaibhav Shah

Vaibhav Shah is currently a Research Assistant at the United Nations University Operating Unit on Policy-Driven Electronic Governance (UNU-EGOV), where his research focus is Smart Cities, especially from the governance point of view, as well as the technologies needed for the Smart City development.

From Sweeping Punishment to Real Justice in Countering Terrorism

How international policymakers can break cycles of conflict.

Surges and Swarms: A Conversation on Responsible Coverage of Migration

Recommendations for best practices for newsmakers, media regulators, United Nations entities and Member States when reporting on issues of migration.

New Research Sheds Light on ODA To Address SDG Target 8.7

Delta 8.7 publishes groundbreaking data on countries' development spending commitments.

New Research Provides Insights into Development Aid Addressing Target 8.7

A detailed and robust analysis on national commitments.