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Blog Post 08 Oct 2025

Connecting Perspectives: Highlights from the 2025 UNU Migration Network Research Symposium

Climate change, mental health, and gender inequality were key themes at the UNU Migration Network Symposium on 29 Sept 2025 at UNU-MERIT.

Blog Post 18 Sep 2025

Law-making Initiatives of Small Island Developing States on Loss and Damage

Amid lagging global climate action, SIDS are exploring social and legal avenues for climate reparations and justice beyond UN negotiations.

News 20 Sep 2025

Breaking through neurocysticercosis, the old-fashioned way

Lucia Celia Abril Garcia developed a pipeline to isolate parasitic microRNAS for an eventual early diagnostic protocol for this taeniasis

Article 19 Sep 2025

AI: A Ladder To Progress Or A Trap Of Division? The Choice Is Ours

Whether AI becomes a tool for shared progress or a weapon of division depends on the governance choices we make now.

Media Coverage 16 Sep 2025

Four Ways the International Scientific Panel on AI Should Approach AI Risk

Global AI governance enters new phase with launch of the International Scientific Panel on AI.

Blog Post 28 Aug 2025

Webinar Launch of a New Supplement on Advancing Gender Transformative Approaches in African Health Settings

The webinar explored the programmatic and operational realities of gender transformative approaches in SRMH across different African contexts.

News 22 Aug 2025

UNU and Egypt Co-host TICAD 9 Thematic Events on Africa’s Digital Future

The events brought together academic experts and government representatives at the intersection of education, governance and digital innovation.

News 22 Aug 2025

Nurturing Leadership for Sustainable Development in Africa

Our event at TICAD 9 highlighted the contributions of the UNU-IAS Global Leadership Training Programme to achieving the SDGs in Africa.

Commentary 20 Aug 2025

From Traditional Aid to Mutually Beneficial Partnerships

Writing in The Japan News, our expert João Filipe Papel calls for a bold reimagining of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development.